| Pokshitha | One who is highly gifted. |
| POL | A name meaning small or tiny. |
| Pola | A name meaning a poppy flower. |
| Polad | Polad is a Persian name meaning 'diamond' or 'precious stone', symbolizing value and purity. |
| POLAK | A person from Polish lands. |
| Polam | A name meaning fertile field. |
| POLDI | A name meaning bold protector. |
| Poldie | Diminutive of Leopold: Bold people. Prince of the people. |
| Polemusa | A name meaning war goddess. |
| Polika | Polika is a Slavic name meaning 'many' or 'abundance', often associated with fertility and prosperity. |
| Polikwaptiwa | Butterfly sitting on a flower (Hopi) |
| Polilan | Attractive Man; Handsome; Lovable Man |
| Polita | A name meaning very polite. |
| POLITES | A Greek name meaning courteous. |
| Polivu | Beauty Personified; see Polil |
| Polixenes | The Winter's Tale' King of Bohemia |
| Poll | A name meaning a parrot or head. |
| Pollack | A name meaning a Polish person. |
| Pollard | One with a closely cropped head. |
| Pollerd | A variant of the name Pollard. |
| Polloch | A name meaning a small pool. |
| Pollock | A name meaning a Polish person. |
| POLLUX | myth name (brother of Helen) |
| Polly | A name meaning star of the sea. |
| Pollyanna | Compound of the names Polly and Anna. Writer Eleanor Porter invented this name for the heroine of her novel Pollyanna |
| Pollyrd | A variant of the name Pollard. |
| Polo | A name meaning a ball game player. |
| Poloma | A name meaning a wild dove. |
| Polonius | Hamlet, Prince of Denmark' Lord Chamberlain. |
| Poltu | A name meaning a small town. |
| Polu | A name meaning many or much. |
| Poly | A name meaning very or many. |
| POLYCARP | A name meaning much fruit. |
| POLYDAMAS | myth name (a Trojan warrior) |
| POLYDEUCES | myth name (Pollux) |
| POLYDORUS | myth name (son of Priam) |
| POLYEIDUS | myth name (a seer) |
| POLYHYMNIA | myth name (muse of sacred song) |
| Polymestor | Priam's son in law. |
| POLYNICES | myth name (uncle of Oedipus) |