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| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 456 | Phemius | Greek | A bard. | M |  |
| 457 | Phenice | Biblical | Red, purple. | M | |
| 458 | Pheobus | Greek | Shining. | M | |
| 459 | Pherson | Scottish | Parson. | M | |
| 460 | Phichol | Biblical | The mouth of all, or every tongue. | M | |
| 461 | Phil | English | Fond of horses. Form of Phillip. | M | |
| 462 | Phil | Greek | Diminutive of Philip: Lover of horses. King Philip of Macedon was the father of Alexander the Great. In the Bible, Philip was the name of one of Christ's apostles. Famous Bearer: Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. | M | |
| 463 | Philadelphia | Biblical | Love of a brother | M | |
| 464 | Philander | Greek | Lover of man. | M | |
| 465 | Philario | Shakespearean | 'Cymbeline' An Italian friend to Posthumus. | M | |
| 466 | Philemon | Biblical | Who kisses | M | |
| 467 | Philemon | Greek | Kiss; loves thought. | M | |
| 468 | Philemon | Shakespearean | 'Pericles, Prince of Tyre' Servant to Cerimon. | M | |
| 469 | Philetus | Biblical | Amiable, beloved. | M | |
| 470 | Philibert | French | French derivitive of the Old German Filibert, meaning very bright. Famous bearer: 7th century French abbot St Philibert. | M | |
| 471 | Philihert | Teutonic | Sharp - willed. | M | |
| 472 | Philip | Biblical | Warlike; a lover of horses | M | |
| 473 | Philip | English | Fond of horses. Form of Phillip. | M | |
| 474 | Philip | French | Loves horses. | M | |
| 475 | Philip | Greek | Lover of horses. King Philip of Macedon was the father of Alexander the Great. In the Bible, Philip was the name of one of Christ's apostles. Famous Bearer: Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. | M | |
| 476 | Philip | Shakespearean | 'King John' Bastard half brother to Robert Faulconbridge. 'King John' King Philip of France. | M | |
| 477 | Philipp | Greek | Lover of horses. | M | |
| 478 | Philippe | French | Loves horses. | M | |
| 479 | Philippe | Greek | Lover of horses. | M | |
| 480 | Philippi | Biblical | Warlike; a lover of horses (plural) | M | |
| 481 | Philips | English | Son of Philip. | M | |
| 482 | Philistines | Biblical | Those who dwell in villages. | M | |
| 483 | Phillip | English | Fond of horses. One of the biblical 12 apostles. | M | |
| 484 | Phillip | Greek | Variant of Philip: Lover of horses. | M | |
| 485 | Phillipe | French | Loves horses. | M | |
| 486 | Phillips | English | Son of Philip. | M | |
| 487 | Philo | Greek | Friend; Loves or loved. | M | |
| 488 | Philo | Shakespearean | Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Mark Antony. | M | |
| 489 | Philoctetes | Greek | Killed Paris. | M | |
| 490 | Philoetius | Greek | A cowherd. | M | |
