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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
1191	Phanessa	Greek	The mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood.	F
1192	Phebe	Greek	Variant of Phoebe: The shining one; sparkling.	F
1193	Phedora	Greek	Supreme gift.	F
1194	Phemie	Greek	Auspicious speech; good repute; well spoken. Diminutive of the name Euphemia.	F
1195	Pheobe	Greek	Sparkling.	F
1196	Pheodora	Greek	Supreme gift.	F
1197	Phila	Greek	Loving.	F
1198	Philadelphia	Greek	Brotherly love.	F
1199	Philana	Greek	Lover of man.	F
1200	Philida	Greek	Loving.	F
1201	Philina	Greek	Loving.	F
1202	Philippa	Greek	Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses.	F
1203	Philis	Greek	Green bough.	F
1204	Phillida	Greek	Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough.	F
1205	Phillina	Greek	Loving.	F
1206	Phillipa	Greek	Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses.	F
1207	Phillippa	Greek	Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses.	F
1208	Phillis	Greek	Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough.	F
1209	Philomel	Greek	Nightingale.	F
1210	Philomela	Greek	Nightingale.	F
1211	Philomena	Greek	Greatly loved.	F
1212	Philomina	Greek	Greatly loved.	F
1213	Phoebe	Greek	The shining one. Mother of Leto. Phoebe was one of the names for the Greek moon goddess.	F
1214	Phoenix	Greek	Heron.	F
1215	Phylis	Greek	Green bough.	F
1216	Phyllida	Greek	Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough.	F
1217	Phyllis	Greek	Leafy foliage; green bough. In Greek legend, Phyllis was changed to an almond tree after her death, and bore no leaves until her lover returned.	F
1218	Pierette	Greek	Rock.	F
1219	Podarge	Greek	A Harpy.	F
1220	Polyhymnia	Greek	Muse of sacred song.	F
1221	Polyxena	Greek	Daughter of Priam.	F
1222	Prenia	Greek	Ardent.	F
1223	Procne	Greek	Wife of Pandion.	F
1224	Psyche	Greek	Lover of Cupid.	F
1225	Pyrena	Greek	Ardent.	F