| PINABEL | A name meaning beautiful pine. |
| Pinak | Bow of Shiva; Bow of Lord Shiva; Shivas bow |
| Pinaki | Lord Shiva; Lord Krishna |
| Pinakin | One who is like the sun god. |
| Pinakini | A name meaning a holy river. |
| Pinakpani | The bow of lord shiva |
| Pinal | One who loves the pine tree. |
| Pinank | Lord Shiva name |
| Pinar | Fountain, spring |
| Pinaz | A name meaning pride or glory. |
| Pinch | The Comedy of Errors' A schoolmaster. |
| Pinchu | A name meaning a small child. |
| Pindara | Religious Mendicant |
| Pindarus | The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A servant to Cassius. |
| PING | A sound or signal sent out. |
| Pinga | Durga; Goddess Durga; In mythology, goddess of the hunt, fertility, and healing; Tawny. |
| Pingakshi | One with golden colored eyes. |
| Pingal | A name meaning golden or tawny. |
| Pingala | Goddess Lakshmi; Lakshmi |
| Pingalaksha | Having eyes of golden color. |
| Pingla | A name for a reddishbrown hue. |
| Pingu | A name meaning small or little. |
| Pinja | A name meaning a cotton flower. |
| Pink | Light red color, healthy |
| Pinkal | A name meaning golden in color. |
| Pinkay | A name meaning a pinkish shade. |
| Pinkesh | Bow of Lord Shiva |
| Pinki | Like a rose, Pinkish |
| Pinku | Pink Coloured; Most Beautiful |
| Pinkur | Pink means color and kur means heart. meaning pink hearted |
| Pinky | Most Beautiful; The Little Finger; Pink Coloured; Sweet; Pinkish |
| Pinochos | A name meaning little puppets. |
| Pinon | Pearl, gem, that beholds. |
| Pintoo | Point or full stop, Rocky |
| Pintu | A Hindi name meaning a door or entrance. |
| Pinu | A name meaning a small or little person. |
| Pio | A name meaning the pious or the devout one. |
| Piotr | The Polish form of the name Peter or rock. |
| Pious | Someone who is devout and religious in life. |
| Pip | Diminutive of Philip: Lover of horses. King Philip of Macedon was the father of Alexander the Great. In the Bible, Philip was the name of one of Christ's apostles. Famous Bearer: Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. |