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101 boy names that start with the letter P

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If you are expecting a baby, surely you are already thinking about the possible names from which you can choose to name him. In some families they choose to continue the tradition of bearing the same name, while in others they seek something new and different.

An option to give a little fun when choosing the names of the children, is to choose a letter so that all have the same initial. Continuing our journey through baby names from A to Z, we share 101 boy names that start with the letter P.

  • Pablo: of Latin origin, it means “small, humble”.
  • Paciano: means “the one who belongs to peace”.
  • Paco: diminutive of Francisco.
  • Pagiel: of Hebrew origin, it means “God assigns”.
  • Paken: Basque equivalent of Paciano.
  • Pakomi: name of Basque origin, which means “strong, robust back”.
  • Palladium: of Latin origin, it means “follower of Pallas / Athena”, which in Greek mythology is the goddess of war, civilization, wisdom, combat strategy, science, justice and skill.
  • Palani: Hawaiian variant of Francisco.
  • Palben: name of Basque origin, it means “blond”.
  • Palomo: male form of Paloma.
  • Palti: of Hebrew origin, it means “God liberates”.
  • Pancho: diminutive of Francisco.
  • Pancracio: of Greek origin, it means “who has all the power”.
  • Pamphilus: of Greek origin, it means “friend dear to all”.
  • Panos: of Greek origin, it means “all holy”.
  • Paolo: Italian variant of Pablo.
  • Parc: of French origin, it means “park”.
  • Paris: unisex name of Greek origin, which means “lover”.
  • Parker: of English origin, it means “guardian of the park”.
  • Parmenio: of Greek origin, it means “constant, faithful”.
  • Parvaiz: of Persian origin, it means “lucky, happy”.
  • Pascal: French variant of Pascual.
  • Pascual: of Latin origin, it derives from the Latin Paschalis and means “the one who was born at Easter, relevant and sacred to Easter.”
  • Pasha: of Russian origin, it is a diminutive of Pavel, which in turn is a variant of Pablo.
  • Pastor: of Latin origin, it means “the one who guides”.
  • Pat: short for Patrick.
  • Patch: of American origin, it means “noble”.
  • Patrice: French variant of Patricio.
  • Patricio: of Latin origin, it means “one who is patrician or noble”.
  • Patrick: English variant of Patrick.
  • Patrin: of Roma origin, it means “trail of leaves”.
  • Patxi: Basque equivalent of Francisco.
  • Pau: Catalan variant of Pablo.
  • Paul: English and French form of Pablo.
  • Paulino: variant of Pablo.
  • Paulo: variant of Pablo.
  • Pavel: Russian variant of Pablo.
  • Pavlov: Russian variant of Paul.
  • Pax: of Latin origin, it means “tranquility, tranquility”.
  • Paxton: of Latin origin, it means “peaceful people”.
  • Peace: unisex name, it means “tranquility, tranquility”.
  • Pazel: of Hebrew origin, it means “peace”.
  • Pearce: English and Irish variant of Peter.
  • Peder: Scandinavian variant of Pedro.
  • Pedro: of Greek origin, it means “stone, rock”.
  • Pelagio: of Greek origin, it means “of the high seas”.
  • Pelayo: variant of Pelagio.
  • Pendragon: literary name, means “dragon head”.
  • Penn: of English origin, it means “enclosure”.
  • Penuel: of Hebrew origin, it means “facing God”.
  • Pepe: diminutive of José.
  • Per: Scandinavian variant of Pedro.
  • Percival: of French origin, it means “the one who crosses the valley”.
  • Percy: short for Percival.
  • Pere: Catalan form of Pedro.
  • Pilgrim: of Latin origin, it means “foreigner”.
  • Pericles: of Greek origin, it means “the very glorious one”.
  • Perseus: of Greek origin, it means “to destroy”. In Greek mythology, he was the hero who murdered Medusa.
  • Peter: English variant of Peter.
  • Petri: Basque equivalent of Pedro.
  • Petronius: variant of Peter.
  • Petya: Russian variant of Peter.
  • Philippe: French form of Felipe, which means “friend of horses.”
  • Phoenix: of Greek origin, it means “dark red”.
  • Pierce: English variant of Pedro.
  • Piero: Italian name, it means “little rock”.
  • Piers: English variant of Peter.
  • Pierre: French form of Pedro.
  • Pietro: Italian variant of Pedro.
  • Pili: of Swahili origin, it means “the second to be born”.
  • Pilou: French diminutive of Philippe (Felipe).
  • Pim: Dutch diminutive of William (Guillermo).
  • Pine: diminutive of Italian names like Giuseppino.
  • Pío: of Latin origin, it means “pious”.
  • Piotr: Russian variant of Peter.
  • Piran: of Irish origin, it means “prayer, speaker”.
  • Placido: of Latin origin, it means “peaceful, calm”.
  • Plato: of Greek origin, it means “broad shoulders”.
  • Plinio: of Latin origin, it means “the one who has many gifts”.
  • Plutarch: of Greek origin, it means “rich ruler”.
  • Pol: Catalan variant of Pablo.
  • Polycarp: of Greek origin, it means “very fruitful”.
  • Poldi: German diminutive of Leopoldo.
  • Polo: of Germanic origin, it is a diminutive of Leopoldo, which means is “brave person”.
  • Pollux: of Greek origin, it means “the one who is very kind”.
  • Ponciano: of Greek origin, it means “sailor”.
  • Pontius: of Greek origin, it means “sea”.
  • Porat: of Hebrew origin, it means “fruitful, productive”.
  • Porphyry: of Greek origin, it means “dyed purple.”
  • Poriel: of Hebrew origin, it means “fruit of God”.
  • Porter: of French origin, it means “porter”.
  • Prescott: of English origin, it means “house of the priest”.
  • Presley: of English origin, it means “prairie of the priest”.
  • Preston: of English origin, it means “the property of the priest”.
  • Primitive: of Latin origin means “the first”.
  • Prisco: of Latin origin, it means “venerable old man”.
  • Private: of Latin origin, it comes from the adjective privatus , with which simple citizens were called.
  • Prometheus: of Greek origin, it means “foresight”.
  • Prosperous: of Latin origin, it means “flourishing, prosperous”.
  • Proteus: of Greek origin, it means “first, firstborn” and in Greek mythology he is a god of the sea.
  • Prudencio: of Latin origin, it means “prudent, judicious”.

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