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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Priestly

Priest's meadow

English

Prime

First

Italian

Primo

First

Italian

Prince

Prince

English

Princeton

Prince's town

English

Printz

Prince

Latin

Printze

Prince

Latin

Prinz

Prince

Latin

Prinze

Prince

Latin

Prior

Monastic leader

Latin

Priscus
Pryor

Monastic leader

Latin

Przbyslaw
Puali
Prockter

Steward, official

Latin

Procopio

Progressive

Spanish

Procopius

Progressive

Spanish

Publio
Puck

Mischievous one

English

Procter

Steward, official

Latin

Puckeridge
Proctor

Steward, official

Latin

Purcell

Pierce the vale

French

Prokhop
Prokhor
Prokop
Prokopios

Progressive

Spanish

Promise
Purves

Purveyor

French

Propertius
Purvis

Purveyor

French

Purviss

Purveyor

French

Properzio
Pyke

A spear

English

Prophet

Spokesman

Greek

Pyotr

Rock

Greek

Prophyrios

Purple coloring

Greek

Pythias
Prosper

Fortunate

Latin

Prospero

Fortunate

Latin

Prosperus

Fortunate

Latin

Proverb

Saying

English

Prudencio

Caution, discretion

Spanish

Prudentius

Caution, discretion

Spanish

Pan

All; shepherd

Greek, Indian (Sanskrit)

Panan
Pruitt

Brave little one

French

Pryce

Prize

French

Panchito

Frenchman; free man

Latin

Pryderi