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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
876	Polydamas	Greek	A Trojan warrior.	M
877	Polydeuces	Greek	Pollux.	M
878	Polydorus	Greek	Son of Priam.	M
879	Polyeidus	Greek	A seer.	M
880	Polymestor	Greek	Priam's son in law.	M
881	Polynices	Greek	Uncle of Oedipus.	M
882	Polyphemus	Greek	Son of Poseidon.	M
883	Pontus	Greek	Sea.	M
884	Porfirio	Greek	Purple stone.	M
885	Poseidon	Greek	God of the sea and ocean.	M
886	Preben	Greek	Rock.	M
887	Priam	Greek	King of Troy.	M
888	Priapus	Greek	God of fertility.	M
889	Procrustes	Greek	Stretcher.	M
890	Prokopios	Greek	Declared leader.	M
891	Prometheus	Greek	Gave fire to man.	M
892	Prophyrios	Greek	Rock.	M
893	Protesilaus	Greek	Offered himself as a sacrifice for the Greeks when they arrived at Troy.	M
894	Proteus	Greek	A sea god.	M
895	Pygmalion	Greek	King of Cyprus.	M
896	Pylades	Greek	Friend of Orestes.	M
897	Pyramus	Greek	Lover of Thisbe.	M
898	Pyrrhus	Greek	King of Epirus.	M
899	Rasmus	Greek	Amiable.	M
900	Rhadamanthus	Greek	A judge in the underworld.	M
901	Rhesus	Greek	King of Thrace.	M
902	Rhoecus	Greek	Saved Hamadryd.	M
903	Risto	Greek	Christ hearer.	M
904	Rodas	Greek	Rose garden.	M
905	Sabastian	Greek	Revered. The twin brother of Viola in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. A third-century martyred centurion who became St. Sebastian patron saint of soldiers.	M
906	Sacha	Greek	Variant of Alexander: Defender of men. Alexander the Great was a 4th century Macedonian king for whom the Egyptian city of Alexandria is named. Eight popes and three Russian emperors have been named Alexander. Also means avenger.	M
907	Salmoneus	Greek	During Trojan War he pretended to be Zeus.	M
908	Sande	Greek	Diminutive of Alexander: Defender of men; protector of mankind.	M
909	Sander	Greek	Defender of man.	M
910	Sanders	Greek	Defender of man.	M