| Pavel | m | Slavic | Pavel is the Czech form of Paul and means 'the small one' or 'the younger', derived fro… |
| Pavleta | f | Slavic | The Bulgarian version of Paulina |
| Pavlina | f | Latin | Pavlina is a form of Paulina that is common in Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Slovenia |
| Penka | f | | The name Penka (Пенка) is a feminine diminutive of Petar, a Bulgarian variant of the na… |
| Pepina | f | Italian | Pepina is a derived form of Giuseppina, which can be considered the female counterpart … |
| Peter-Manuel | m | African | Peter-Manuel is a double name combining Peter ("the rock") and Manuel ("God with us") |
| Petja | m | Finnish | Petja (Петя) is a masculine name that is a diminutive form of Pjotr, which in turn is d… |
| Petruta | f | Polish | Petruta is regarded as a Slavic diminutive of Petra, which in turn is a female form of … |
| Petya | f | Russian | Petya (Петя) is a diminutive of the girl's name Petra, which is regarded as the female … |
| Pierre-Manuel | m | African | Pierre-Manuel is a double name combining Pierre ("the rock") and Manuel ("God with us") |
| Plamen | m | | Plamen is a masculine first name derived from the South Slavic word plamen (пламен), wh… |
| Plamena | f | | The name Plamena, the feminine variant of the name Plamen, means 'the flame' or 'the fi… |
| Polina | f | Greek | The name Polina, a form of Paulina, has its roots in the Latin word parvus or paulus, m… |
| Premal | m | Slavic | Old Slavic: "premal (the smaller one), mal (small)" |
| Preslav | m | Slavic | The name Preslav has its roots in Bulgarian as well as Slavic |
| Preslava | f | Slavic | Preslava (Преслава) is the feminine form of Preslav, an intense derivation of the male … |