| Padon | His redemption; ox-yoke |
| Padraic | Patrician: noble. Form of Patrick. |
| Padraig | Noble or patrician person |
| Padriac | Noble or patrician lineage |
| Padric | Patrician: noble. Form of Patrick. |
| Padrig | Welsh form of Patrick 'noble'. |
| Padruig | Noble or patrician descent |
| Padyanava | One who is lotuscentered |
| Paegastun | From the fighter's farm. |
| Paella | A traditional rice dish |
| Paen | The Love of the Lord is with You |
| Pafko | Czechoslovakian for son of Paul. |
| Pagalavan | The sun or light bringer |
| Paganus | Latin term for a country dweller. |
| Pagat | A name meaning a person of high rank. |
| Pagavalan | One who is devoted to the divine. |
| Pagavan | Lord Brahama; Buddha |
| Paget | A small or young servant of a lord. |
| Paghunan | One who possesses great wisdom. |
| Pagiel | Prevention; or prayer; of God |
| Pagudhanan | A person of noble character. |
| Pagumanian | He will be Praised by Many |
| Pahal | A name meaning a new beginning. |
| Pahalvan | Strong wrestler, a term of respect in Indian culture, often used to describe a skilled or accomplished wrestler. |
| Pahana | Lost white brother (Hopi) |
| Pahara | Mountain; Lotus |
| Pahath-Moab | Governor of moab and Pit of moab |
| Pahil | First or the initial pioneer. |
| Pahir | One who is brave and courageous. |
| Pahlawan | Hero, champion, or warrior, a title of honor and respect in some Southeast Asian cultures. |
| Pahul | Initiatory Rite of Sikhism; Amrit (Holywater) |
| Pahwa | A person of the wind or spirit. |
| Pai | Howling, sighing. |
| Paien | Name of a nobleman |
| Paine | A person from the countryside. |
| Paitiraspa | Paitiraspa is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who has transcended the cycle of birth and death'. |
| Paiton | Male or Female Meaning: Village of the Warrior |
| Paiva | A name meaning day or daylight. |
| Paivand | A connection or a bond between people. |
| PAJACKOK | Algonquin name meaning " thunder." PALLATON |