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PRAKASH:
Hindi name meaning "light."
PRAMOD:
Hindi name meaning "happiness, joy."
PRANAV:
Hindi name meaning "Om," the
sacred syllable.
PRANAY:
Hindi name meaning "romance."
PRANCISKUS
(Prancikus): Lithuanian form of Latin Franciscus,
meaning "free."
PRANET:
Hindi name meaning "leader."
PRASAD:
Hindi name meaning "offering to God."
PRASANNA:
Hindi name meaning "pleased."
PRATAP:
Hindi name meaning "dignity, majesty."
PRAXIS:
Greek name meaning "practice," "exercise," or
"action."
PRAXITELES:
Greek name composed of the elements praxis "action, exercise,
practice,"
and telos "aim, goal."
PREBEN:
Danish form of Scandinavian Pridbjørn, meaning
"foremost bear."
PREDRAG:
Serbian name derived from the word dorogo, meaning
"precious."
PREK: Albanian name meaning
"touch."
PREM:
Hindi name meaning "love."
PRESTON:
"Priest's settlement." English surname transferred to forename
use, itself from the name of numerous places composed of the Old English
elements preost "priest" and tun "enclosure,
settlement."
PRIAM:
English form of
Greek Priamos, myth name of the king of Troy,
possibly meaning "ransomed."
PRIAMOS:
Original Greek form of Priam, possibly meaning
"ransomed."
PRICE:
Welsh surname transferred to forename use, itself from ap Rhys, meaning
"son of Rhys."
PRIDBJORN
(Pridbjørn): "Foremost bear." Scandinavian altered form of Slavic
Pritbor, with the latter element changed to bjørn
"bear."
PRIMITIVUS:
Roman name meaning "first-formed."
PRIMO:
Italian and Spanish form of Latin Primus, meaning
"first."
PRIMOZ
(Primo): Slovene form of Latin Primus, meaning
"first."
PRIMUS:
Late Latin name meaning "first."
PRINCE:
English name derived from the title, itself ultimately from Latin princeps,
meaning "chief, first."
PRISCUS:
Roman family name, meaning "ancient."
PRITBOR:
"Leading battle." Slavic name composed of the elements prid
"foremost, leading" and bor "battle."
PROCHOROS:
Greek form of Latin Prochorus, meaning "leader
of the dance."
PROCHORUS:
Latin Biblical name of one of the seven deacons, meaning "leader of the
dance."
PROINSIAS:
Irish/Gaelic form of Francisco,
meaning "free."
PROINNTEACH:
Irish name, composed of the elements proinn
"banquet" and teach "hall, house," denoting a
"generous person."
PROKHOR:
Russian form of Latin Prochorus,
meaning "leader of the dance."
PROKOPIOS:
Greek name derived from the word prokope, meaning "advance,
progress."
PROKOPY:
Russian form of Greek Prokopios, meaning "advance,
progress."
PROMETHEUS:
Greek myth name of the Titan who was punished by Zeus
for stealing fire to give to mankind, derived from the word promethes,
meaning "foresight."
PROSPER:
English form of Roman Prosperus, meaning
"fortunate, successful."
PROSPERO:
Italian and Spanish form of Roman Prosperus,
meaning "fortunate, successful."
PROSPERUS:
Roman name meaning "fortunate, successful."
PROTEUS:
Greek myth name of a god of the sea, derived from the word protos,
meaning "first."
PRUDENCIO:
Spanish form of Latin Prudentius,
meaning "cautious."
PRUDENTIUS:
Late Latin name derived from the word prudens, meaning
"cautious."
PRUDENZIO:
Italian form of Latin Prudentius, meaning
"cautious."
PRYCE:
Variant of Welsh Price, meaning
"son of Rhys."
PRYDERI:
Welsh myth name the son of Pwyll and Rhiannon,
meaning "care, worry."
PRZEMEK:
Pet form of Polish Przemysław, meaning
"thought-glory."
PRZEMKO:
Pet form of Polish Przemysław,
meaning "thought-glory."
PRZEMYSL
(Przemysł): "Cunning." Polish byname transferred to forename
use. The byname was usually given to a cunning person and was derived from
an Old Polish noun meaning "trick, strategem."
PRZEMYSLAW
(Przemysław): Polish name meaning "thought-glory."
PTAH:
Egyptian myth name of a god of art and creation, meaning "opener."
PTOLEMY:
Greek name derived from the word polemeios, meaning "agressive,
warlike."
PUBLIUS:
Roman name meaning "public."
PURUSHOTTAM:
"Highest man." Hindi name composed of the Sanskrit elements purusa
"man" and uttama "highest."
PWYLL:
Welsh myth name of the lord of Dyfed and father of Pryderi, meaning
"sense."
PYLYP:
Ukrainian form of English Philip, meaning
"lover of horses."
PYOTR:
Russian form of Peter, meaning "rock; stone."
PYRRHUS:
"Flame-like." Latin form of Greek Pyrros, myth name of a son of
Achilles. He was also known as Neoptolemus.
PYRROS:
Original Greek form of Latin Pyrrhus, meaning
"flame-like."
PYRY:
Finnish name meaning "blizzard, snowstorm."
PYTHAGORAS:
"Python market." Greek name composed of the name Pythios
"python" and the element agora "market."
PYTHIOS:
Greek myth name of a serpent killed by Apollo
near Delphi. The name may be related to the word pythein,
meaning "to rot."
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