English names

Rooted in Anglo-Saxon, Latin, and Norse origins, these names reflect a rich blend of history, faith, and culture. Many come from biblical, royal, or literary sources, valued for their simplicity and familiarity. Evolving through time, English names remain timeless for their clarity and global appeal.

Pamela

honey, alluring beauty

Pandora

gift, all-gifted

Pansy

Flower-like beauty

Paola

Small, humble

Paris

From the city of Paris

Parker

park keeper

Patience

Enduring virtue

Patricia

Patrician, noble one

Patrick

noble or patrician

Patsy

Gracious patron

Patti

Pious and humble

Pattie

Paternal blessing

Patty

Petite leader

Paul

Small, humble

Paula

Small or humble

Pauline

Little

Paxton

Peaceful path

Payton

Strong protector

Peace

harmony, quiet, peaceful

Pearl

precious gemstone

Pearlie

Sweet pear charm

Pedro

rock or stone

Peggie

Peak beauty

Peggy

Pearl's gift

Penelope

weaver

Penny

Small treasure

Percy

pierce, piercing

Perdita

Lost child

Peregrine

king's peregrination, pilgrim, wandering

Perla

Pearl of great value

Perry

Strong and fierce

Peter

rock, stone; to be strong and steadfast

Petra

rock or stone

Peyton

fighting man's estate

Philip

lover of horses

Philippa

lover of horses

Phillip

lover of horses

Philomena

Love's gentle messenger

Phineas

God is gracious

Phoebe

Bright, radiant

Phoenix

the mythical bird that rises from the ashes

Phyllis

lover of horses

Pia

First ray of dawn

Pierce

Spearman, one who pierces

Piers

rock, stone

Pip

Small and sweet

Piper

One who plays the pipes

Pippa

Little pipe

Polly

Worthily beloved

Poppy

A type of flower