# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
176 | Penine | Greek | Rock. | F | |
177 | Peninnah | Biblical | Pearl, precious stone, the face. | F | |
178 | Penny | Greek | Flower. Also a diminutive of Penelope: Bobbin. | F | |
179 | Pensee | French | Thoughtful. | F | |
180 | Pentapolis | Biblical | Five cities. | F | |
181 | Pentateuch | Biblical | The five books of Moses. | F | |
182 | Pentecost | Biblical | Fiftieth. | F | |
183 | Penthea | Greek | Born fifth. | F | |
184 | Penthesilea | Greek | A queen of the Amazons. | F | |
185 | Penthesilea | Latin | Queen of the Amazons. | F | |
186 | Penthia | Greek | Born fifth. | F | |
187 | Peony | Greek | Flower. | F | |
188 | Peor | Biblical | Hole, opening. | F | |
189 | Pephredo | Greek | Dread. | F | |
190 | Pepita | Hebrew | Feminine form of Joseph: May Jehovah add and give increase. | F | |
191 | Pepita | Spanish | Spanish feminine form of Joseph: He (God) shall add. | F | |
192 | Perahta | German | Glorious. | F | |
193 | Perazim | Biblical | Divisions. | F | |
194 | Perdita | Latin | Lost. Perdita was the heroine of Shakespeare's play 'The Winter's Tale'. | F | |
195 | Perdita | Shakespearean | 'The Winter's Tale' Daughter to Leontes and Hermione. | F | |
196 | Perdix | Latin | Sister of Daedalus. | F | |
197 | Peregrina | Latin | Wanderer. | F | |
198 | Peregrine | Latin | Foreigner; stranger; pilgrim; traveler; wanderer. | F | |
199 | Perez-Uzza | Biblical | Division of Uzza, or of strength. | F | |
200 | Perfecta | Spanish | Perfect. | F | |
201 | Perga | Biblical | Very earthy. | F | |
202 | Pergamos | Biblical | Height, elevation. | F | |
203 | Perida | Biblical | Separation, division. | F | |
204 | Perizzites | Biblical | Dwelling in villages. | F | |
205 | Perke | Hebrew | Devoted to God. | F | |
206 | Pero | Latin | Mother of Asopus. | F | |
207 | Peronel | Greek | Variant of Petronilla: Rock. Derived from the Roman clan Petronius. | F | |
208 | Perpetua | Latin | Perpetual; continual. | F | |
209 | Perry | Latin | Diminutive of Peregrine: Foreigner; stranger; pilgrim; traveler; wanderer. | F | |
210 | Persephone | Greek | Wife of Hades. | F |