| Pandala | A name meaning a small village area. |
| Pandalavasan | One who lives in pandala place |
| Pandara | A good wife; Wife. |
| PANDAREOS | myth name (a thief) |
| PANDARUS | myth name (killed for breaking a truce) |
| Pandava | The Five Brothers in Mahabharata |
| Pandavika | Wife of Pandavas; Droupadi |
| Pander | Pericles, Prince of Tyre' A Pander. |
| Pandhari | Refers to the holy city of Pandharpur. |
| Pandi | A name meaning a wise or learned person. |
| Pandiamma | A name meaning mother of the learned. |
| Pandian | South Indian kings |
| PandiNadan | From the Pandiya Naadu |
| Pandit | A title for a scholar or wise teacher. |
| Pandita | Studious.; Scholar |
| Pandiyan | Ruler of the Pandiya Naadu; Pron; Paandiyan |
| Pandiyaraj | King of the King |
| PANDORA | myth name (released misery and hope into the world) |
| Pandu | A name meaning pale or yellowish white. |
| Panduloha | A name meaning pale or white colored. |
| Pandulph | King John' Cardinal Pandulph, the Pope's legate. |
| Pandurang | A deity, One with pale white complexion, Lord Vishnu |
| Panduranga | Lord Vithobha; One with pale white complexion |
| Pandurangan | A deity, One with pale white complexion, Lord Vishnu |
| Pandya | Refers to an ancient Indian dynasty. |
| Paneri | A person who is very beautiful. |
| Pangari | a shadow, or of the soul |
| Panha | Brave; Purity of Insight; Perfection of Wisdom; Genuineness of Knowledge; Knowledgeable; Intelligent; Sage-like |
| Pani | A name meaning water or life. |
| Panick | One who is prone to sudden fear. |
| Panika | A name meaning a small flower. |
| Panima | A name meaning a calm spirit. |
| Panimalar | A flower that is like dew. |
| Paniman | A person with a cool nature. |
| Panine | A Sanskrit grammarian, The great scholar grammarian |
| Panini | The great scholar-grammarian; Skilful |
| Paniraj | The king of the cool breeze. |
| Panirudh | One who is always protected. |
| Panishka | Water Inherent; Cool Evening; Soft Water |
| Panit | Beloved; Admired |