| Boys | Girls |
| Pranav (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sacred syllable “Om” | Priya (Hindi/Sanskrit): Beloved, dear |
| Parvez (Muslim – Arabic): Success, fortunate | Parisa (Persian): Like a fairy |
| Pavel (Slavic): Small | Paniz (Persian): Sugar |
| Patrick (Latin): Noble | Phoebe (Greek): Radiant, shining |
| Pawan (Hindi/Sanskrit): Wind, air | Padma (Hindi/Sanskrit): Lotus |
| Parth (Hindi/Sanskrit): King, warrior | Parvati (Hindi/Sanskrit): Goddess of power and love |
| Parvin (Persian): Cluster of stars | Pari (Persian): Fairy, beautiful |
| Phelan (Irish): Wolf | Pallavi (Hindi/Sanskrit): New leaves, young |
| Prithvi (Hindi/Sanskrit): Earth | Poorna (Hindi/Sanskrit): Complete, full |
| Parashar (Hindi/Sanskrit): Name of a sage | Parijat (Hindi/Sanskrit): A celestial flower |
| Pasha (Turkish): Lord, master | Prianka (Hindi/Sanskrit): Favored, beloved |
| Pei (Chinese): Elegant, graceful | Palak (Hindi/Sanskrit): Eyelash |
| Pranit (Hindi/Sanskrit): Modest, humble | Prabha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Radiant, light |
| Pasha (Muslim – Arabic): Small, young | Pia (Latin): Pious, devout |
| Param (Hindi/Sanskrit): Supreme, highest | Peony (English): A type of flower |
| Pil-Ju (Korean): Will, determination | Purnima (Hindi/Sanskrit): Full moon |
| Payam (Persian): Message, announcement | Parmita (Hindi/Sanskrit): Wisdom |
| Parashuram (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu | Paola (Italian): Small |
| Pei-Yu (Chinese): Precious jade | Preeti (Hindi/Sanskrit): Love, affection |
| Phuc (Vietnamese): Blessing | Philomena (Greek): Lover of strength |
| Parvez (Persian): Fortunate, victorious | Parinaz (Persian): Like a fairy |
| Parikshit (Hindi/Sanskrit): Progeny of Pritha | Priyanka (Hindi/Sanskrit): Beloved, dear |
| Priam (Greek): Supplanter | Phuong (Vietnamese): Phoenix |
| Parnell (Irish): Little rock | Padmaja (Hindi/Sanskrit): Born from the lotus |
| Parag (Hindi/Sanskrit): Pollen, sweet-smelling | Peizhi (Chinese): Valuable and just |
| Padraic (Irish): Noble | Polina (Russian): Small |
| Prabodh (Hindi/Sanskrit): Awakening, enlightenment | Prashansa (Hindi/Sanskrit): Praise, commendation |
| Paramjit (Sikh/Punjabi): Highest victory | Paulette (French): Small, humble |
| Palash (Hindi/Sanskrit): Flowering tree | Paola (Spanish): Little |
| Peizhi (Chinese): Valuable and wise | Parisa (Persian): Like a fairy |
| Perseus (Greek): Hero in Greek mythology | Purity (English): Purity, innocence |
| Pramesh (Hindi/Sanskrit): Master of self | Phuong (Vietnamese): Phoenix |
| Parv (Hindi/Sanskrit): Festival | Phyllis (Greek): Greenery |
| Patryk (Polish): Nobleman | Paloma (Spanish): Dove |
| Phan (Vietnamese): Brilliant, outstanding | Ping (Chinese): Peaceful, calm |
| Pallav (Hindi/Sanskrit): Bud, shoot | Pari (Indian): Fairy |
| Patamon (Japanese): From Digimon, “Pata” means trumpet sound | Priyasha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Delightful, charming |
| Parush (Hindi/Sanskrit): Purity | Pansy (English): A type of flower |
| Premal (Hindi/Sanskrit): Full of love | Palak (Hindi/Sanskrit): Eyelash |
| Pierre (French): Stone | Paloma (Spanish): Dove |
| Patrick (Latin): Noble | Penelope (Greek): Weaver |
| Peter (Greek): Rock | Paige (English): Page, young helper |
| Philip (Greek): Lover of horses | Piper (English): Flute player |
| Preston (English): Priest’s town | Phoebe (Greek): Radiant, shining |
| Pierce (English): Rock | Patricia (Latin): Noble |
| Phoenix (Greek): Mythical bird | Paisley (Scottish): Patterned fabric |
| Pablo (Spanish): Small | Paloma (Spanish): Dove |
| Parker (English): Park keeper | Priya (Hindi/Sanskrit): Beloved, dear |
| Percy (French): Pierced valley | Paulina (Latin): Small |
| Peyton (English): Royal | Pearl (English): Precious gem |
| Prince (English): Royal son | Priscilla (Latin): Ancient |
| Paolo (Italian): Small | Peyton (English): Royal |
| Payton (English): Royal | Patricia (Latin): Noble |
| Peregrine (Latin): Traveler | Penina (Hebrew): Pearl |
| Palmer (English): Pilgrim | Persephone (Greek): Goddess of the underworld |
| Paxton (English): Peaceful town | Portia (Latin): Pig |
| Philippos (Greek): Lover of horses | Pamela (Greek): All-honey |
| Phelan (Irish): Wolf | Phyllis (Greek): Greenery |
| Piers (English): Rock | Padma (Hindi/Sanskrit): Lotus |
| Pranav (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sacred syllable “Om” | Petra (Greek): Rock |
| Parth (Hindi/Sanskrit): King, warrior | Pari (Persian): Fairy, beautiful |
| Patricio (Spanish): Noble | Palak (Hindi/Sanskrit): Eyelash |
| Pierce (English): Rock | Primrose (English): First rose |
| Pietro (Italian): Rock | Phaedra (Greek): Bright |
| Phineas (Hebrew): Oracle | Perla (Spanish): Pearl |
| Prosper (Latin): Successful | Parisa (Persian): Like a fairy |
| Percival (French): Pierced valley | Prianka (Hindi/Sanskrit): Favored, beloved |
| Pablo (Spanish): Small | Preeti (Hindi/Sanskrit): Love, affection |
| Palmer (English): Pilgrim | Portia (Latin): Pig |
| Pharaoh (Egyptian): Great house | Pandora (Greek): All-gifted |
| Percy (French): Pierced valley | Patricia (Latin): Noble |
| Pasha (Turkish): Lord, master | Peggy (Greek): Pearl |
| Parvez (Persian): Fortunate, victorious | Piper (English): Flute player |
| Peregrine (Latin): Traveler | Palak (Hindi/Sanskrit): Eyelash |
| Patrick (Latin): Noble | Paloma (Spanish): Dove |
| Porter (English): Gatekeeper | Primrose (English): First rose |
| Panagiotis (Greek): All-holy | Padma (Sanskrit): Lotus |
| Parv (Hindi/Sanskrit): Festival | Payton (English): Royal |
| Prentice (English): Apprentice | Petra (Greek): Rock |
| Purnanand (Hindi/Sanskrit): Complete happiness | Priya (Hindi/Sanskrit): Beloved, dear |
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