Baby Names

gift, all-gifted

Flower-like beauty

Small, humble

small, humble

Mountain peak

From the city of Paris

park keeper

Eager or Passionate

Variation of Pascal, means 'passionate' or 'zealous'

"Of Easter" or "of Passover" — from Latin Paschalis, honoring the Christian feast of Easter, itself rooted in Hebrew Pesach (Passover), meaning "to pass over."

Chief or leader

From Patris

Enduring virtue

Paternal charm

noble, patrician

Noble

Patrick comes from the Latin 'Patricius,' meaning 'nobleman' or 'patrician' — a member of the hereditary aristocracy in ancient Rome. The name carries an inherent connotation of noble birth and social distinction.

Gracious patron

Pious and humble

Paternal blessing

fighter's town

Petite leader

Small or humble — a warm Irish diminutive of Patrick, itself derived from the Latin "patricius," meaning nobleman or patrician.

Paul derives from the Latin family name 'Paulus,' meaning 'small' or 'humble.' In Roman usage it functioned as a cognomen distinguishing a branch of the Aemilia gens, though its Christian use stripped away the class associations and retained only the sense of modesty.

Small or humble

French diminutive form of Pauline, meaning 'small' or 'humble'

Little Paul or Humble

Little

Peaceful treaty

Peaceful path

Strong protector

gold, pure gold

harmony, quiet, peaceful

precious gemstone

Sweet pear charm

rock or stone

Peak beauty

Pearl's gift

Sea traveler

God is victorious

God of thunder

Penelope most likely means 'weaver' or 'with a web over her face,' from the Greek 'pene' (thread, weft) and 'ops' (face, eye).

Small treasure

pierce, pierce through

pierce, piercing

Lost child

king's peregrination, pilgrim, wandering

Pearl of great value

Strong and fierce

Queen of the underworld in Greek mythology