| Padmalochana | Having eyes like lotus petals. |
| Padmamalini | Goddess Lakshmi |
| Padman | Lotus; Resembling the lotus |
| Padmanabh | One with lotus in his navel i.e. Vishnu; One with lotus in his, navel (Lord Vishnu) |
| Padmanabha | One with a lotus in his navel. |
| Padmapati | The husband of Goddess Lakshmi. |
| Padmaroopa | One who possesses a lotuslike beauty. |
| Padmavasa | One who resided in lotus; One who resided in, lotus (Goddess Lakshmi) |
| Padmavati | Goddess Lakshmi |
| Padmini | Lotus; Lotus plant, also famous, queen of Chittaud; Lotus flower |
| Pakhi | A small bird with beautiful wings. |
| Pakshi | A name meaning a bird or winged one. |
| Palak | Eyelash; Eyelash,Eye lid; Eye lid |
| Palani | Abode of Lord Murugan; Free Man |
| Palaniappan | Another name for Lord Murugan |
| Palanikumar | Another name for Lord Murugan |
| Palanimurugan | Another name for Lord Murugan |
| Palanisami | Another name for Lord Murugan |
| Palanivel | Another name for Lord Murugan |
| Palash | A flowering; Flowering tree.; Name of a tree (Kinshuk); Tree |
| Palashkusum | The flower of Palash |
| Palashranjan | Beautiful like a Palash |
| Pallav | New leaves; Sprouts; Young shoots and leaves |
| Pallavi | Bud; New leaves; Sprouting a young shoot |
| Pallavini | With new leaves |
| Paloma | A Dove; Dovelike; White dove |
| Pamela | Honey; Honeyed.; Honey; all sweetness. Name invented in the 16th century for a heroine of the book Arcadia, by Sir Philip Sidney possibly from the Greek words pan - all and meli - honey; A woman who is as sweet as honey |
| Panav | A person who is very handsome. |
| Panchali | Doll, also Draupadi, the, wife of Pandavas; Draupadis name; Princess; A princess; a high-born woman |
| Panchanan | A name referring to Lord Shivas form. |
| Pandhari | Refers to the holy city of Pandharpur. |
| Panduranga | Lord Vithobha; One with pale white complexion |
| Panini | The great scholar-grammarian; Skilful |
| Pankaj | Lotus; Lotus flower; Resembling the lotus flower |
| Pankaja | One born from a lotus flower. |
| Panmoli | One who speaks sweet, kind words. |
| Panna | Emerald; Name of a jewel |
| Pannalal | An emerald or a precious gem. |
| Panya | Admired, Glorious, Eexcellent; Crowned in victory.; Enthroned; Feminine form of Stephan: crowned with laurels.; Mouse.; Resembling a mouse; A Twin Child |
| Parag | Famous; Pollen; Pollen grains; Peruman,Pollen |