First Name Directory - Starting with P
This site is dedicated to maintaining a database of first names from all over the world. We are still working to add all meanings to the names and sort them by gender, ethic and other behavior.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Pál
Pantaleon
Pascal
Patrice
Patricius
Pawoł
Peer
Pejman
Peleg
Pépin
Pepin or Pippin is a common name or a proper name, which may refer: content 1 name 1.1 biology 1.2 colloquial 2 figures 2.1 2.2 2.3 pseudonym last name first name 3 common name 4 other 5 see also common name [change | modify the code] Biology [change | modify the code] seed is the seed of certain fruits. Vernacular [modify |] Code edit] a disruption event means an umbrella. a disruption event means an inconvenience, an incident. Personalities [modify | modify the code] name [change | modify the code] Pepin of Landen or Pippin I or old pants (~ 580-640), honored February 21 Saint of the Christian churches. Pippin of Herstal or Pepin II and Pepin the younger (~ 645-714). Pepin of the short or Pippin III or Pippin of the pious (714-768). Pippin, son of Pepin of the short (756-762). PepOn, son of Saint Adalbert II. of Ostrevent Pepin of Italy (777-810), one of the sons of Charlemagne. Pippin (815
Pepin or Pippin is a common name or a proper name, which may refer: content 1 name 1.1 biology 1.2 colloquial 2 figures 2.1 2.2 2.3 pseudonym last name first name 3 common name 4 other 5 see also common name [change | modify the code] Biology [change | modify the code] seed is the seed of certain fruits. Vernacular [modify |] Code edit] a disruption event means an umbrella. a disruption event means an inconvenience, an incident. Personalities [modify | modify the code] name [change | modify the code] Pepin of Landen or Pippin I or old pants (~ 580-640), honored February 21 Saint of the Christian churches. Pippin of Herstal or Pepin II and Pepin the younger (~ 645-714). Pepin of the short or Pippin III or Pippin of the pious (714-768). Pippin, son of Pepin of the short (756-762). PepOn, son of Saint Adalbert II. of Ostrevent Pepin of Italy (777-810), one of the sons of Charlemagne. Pippin (815
Peppi
Peppone
Per
Percy
Peregrin
Periander
Perun
Petar
Peter
Petr
Petrus
Peyman
Phalkes
Phelan
Philemon
Philip
Philip is a name that is very common in Anglo-Saxon countries. Table of contents 1 last name 2 name 3 history 4 name first name [change |] Code edit] Philip can also a surname, notably worn by: Achille Philip, French organist (1878-1959); Alexandra Philipp-Stephan, Professor of French law; André Philip, lawyer and political French (1902-1970); André Philip, actor; Arthur Philip, naval officer, British and colonial administrator in Australia (1738-1814); ASHA Philip, British sprinter Christian Philip, academic and political people French, born in 1948; Cornelius Becker Philip, American entomologist (1900-1987); Dan Philip or Dan Philips, President of the League of black in Quebec, born in 1939; Flora Philip (1865-1943), Scottish mathematician. Jacques Philip, former professional football player, born in 1963. Kjeld Philip, human policy
Philip is a name that is very common in Anglo-Saxon countries. Table of contents 1 last name 2 name 3 history 4 name first name [change |] Code edit] Philip can also a surname, notably worn by: Achille Philip, French organist (1878-1959); Alexandra Philipp-Stephan, Professor of French law; André Philip, lawyer and political French (1902-1970); André Philip, actor; Arthur Philip, naval officer, British and colonial administrator in Australia (1738-1814); ASHA Philip, British sprinter Christian Philip, academic and political people French, born in 1948; Cornelius Becker Philip, American entomologist (1900-1987); Dan Philip or Dan Philips, President of the League of black in Quebec, born in 1939; Flora Philip (1865-1943), Scottish mathematician. Jacques Philip, former professional football player, born in 1963. Kjeld Philip, human policy
Phineas
Phoebus
Pierre-Alexandre
Piet
Pinchas
Pinkus
Pino
Pir
Pirmin
Pit
Pit
Pontius
Predrag
Priit
Prokop
Prosper
Prospero
Publius
Pugal
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