| Pete | A rock. Form of Peter. |
| Petenka | A diminutive form of Peter. |
| Peter | A rock. Peter the biblical fisherman and apostle had impulsive nature and rocklike faith. In Catholic tradition he is the first pope. |
| Peterasp | Combination of Peter and Asp, possibly referring to Saint Peter or a snake-like symbol. |
| PETERKA | A Slavic surname meaning Peter. |
| PETERKE | Hungarian form of Peter (rock) |
| Peterkin | Little Peter, of English origin. |
| Peterson | A rock. Form of Peter. |
| Petey | Diminutive of Peter: Stone; rock. |
| Pethahiah | The Lord opening; gate of the Lord |
| Pethuel | Mouth of God; persuasion of God |
| PETIRI | meaning unknown |
| Petnrkas | A variant of the name Peter. |
| Peto | King Henry IV, Part 1 and 2' An irregular humorist. |
| Peton | A Form of Patton; Warriors Town |
| Petr | The Czech form of the name Peter. |
| PETRE | The Romanian version of Peter. |
| Petrelis | A Greek surname meaning Peter. |
| Petroc | the name of a famous saint |
| Petros | A rock. Form of Peter. |
| Petrov | A Slavic name meaning son of Peter. |
| Petruchio | The Taming of the Shrew' Petruchio, a gentleman of Verona, a suitor to Katherina. |
| Petrus | One of Joseph's disciples. |
| Petruso | An Italian name meaning little rock. |
| Petter | A Scandinavian form meaning a rock. |
| Petuel | The Lord's vision |
| Petur | An Icelandic form of Peter. |
| Peturam | Sweet Name to Called |
| Petva | A name meaning stone or rock. |
| Petya | A Russian diminutive of Peter. |
| Peulthai | A name of Thai origin meaning. |
| Peverell | Derived from a piper or flute. |
| Peyman | A Persian name meaning promise. |
| Peyton | From the town of Pgas farm. |
| Peyusha | A name meaning sweet nectar. |
| Pezhman | Broken hearted, Sad |
| Pfeostun | From the Priest's farm. |
| PfessSley | From the priest's meadow. |
| Phaalgun | Name of a month in Spring season, February-march in the Hindu calendar |
| PHAETHON | myth name (son of Helios) |