| Priyasaranప్రీయాసరణ | Priya Saran means 'beloved' or 'dear one' in Sanskrit, with Saran implying a place of refuge. |
| Priyatarప్రియతర | One who is very beloved |
| Prnavప్రణవ | Lord Vishnu, The sacred syllable Om, Kind of musical instrument, An epithet of Vishnu, Son of nighna, Grandson of ananutra and brother of shatrajit, Very much fresh or young, Epithet of Shiva |
| Prodeepప్రోదీప | Prodeep means 'deep' or ' profound' in Sanskrit, often used as a given name with spiritual connotations. |
| Prolayaప్రోలాయా | The final dissolution |
| Promప్రోమ | A formal dance gathering |
| Prottoyప్రోత్తోయ | Prottoy is a Bengali name meaning 'first' or 'initial', often given to the eldest child. |
| Pruthalపృథల | Pruthal is a Sanskrit name meaning 'victory' or 'triumph', symbolizing success and achievement. |
| Pruthuraajపృథురాజ | King of the virtuous or the king of the righteous one. |
| Pruthvishపృథ్వీశ | King of the earth |
| Pughulపుహుల | One who is full of glory |
| Pulakitపులకిత | Filled with great joy |
| Pulasthyaపులస్థయా | Name of a sage, An ancient name |
| Pulomanపులోమన | Name of a demon, Delighted |
| pundarikakshపున్దారీకాక్ష | Lotuseyed deity |
| Pundirపున్దీర | Pundir is a surname of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit word 'pandit,' meaning learned or wise. |
| Punishపునీశ | Lord of the pious, Man, The pupil of the eye, Brahman or the supreme spirit |
| Punyacharitraya Keertanaపుణ్యచరిత్రయ కీర్తన | Subject for hymns sung in his adulations |
| Punyahపున్యః | A very auspicious day |
| Punya-Shlokayaపుణ్య -శ్లోక | Lord whose praise bestows merit |
| Punyodayaపున్యోదయా | Provider of immortality |
| Chitrakoot Samashrayaచిత్రకూట సమాంశ్రాయా | Creating chitrakoots beauty in the panchvati forest |
| Purajithపురాజీత | Lord Shiva, Conqueror of city Purumitra |
| Puranapurushottamaపూర్ణపురుషోత్తమ | Supreme being of the puranas |
| Purohithపురోహిత | A brahmin priest |
| Purushothamaపురుషోత్తమ | The supreme being |
| Purvabhashineపూర్వభాషిణే | One who knows future and speaks of events to come |
| Purvankarపూర్వాంకర | Purvankar means 'one who lives in the eastern part' or 'eastern dweller' in Sanskrit. |
| Pushkinపుశ్కిన | Derived from the Russian word 'pushka', meaning 'little cannon', likely referring to a diminutive or strong name. |
| Pushpakethuపుష్పకేతు | One with flower banner |
| Pushpalochanaపుష్పలోచనా | One who has eyes like flowers |
| Pushpithపుష్పీత | One who is blossoming |
| Pushyanthపుష్యంత | Pushyanth is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is born in the month of Pushya' or 'auspicious birth'. |
| Pushyaragపుశ్యరాగ | Yellow sapphire |
| Puspakపుష్పక | Mythical vehicle of Lord Vishnu |
| Pvishaప్వీశా | Pvisha is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', also associated with the goddess Parvati. |
| Pyagప్యాగ | Pyag is a Sanskrit word meaning 'a type of ancient Indian unit of measurement for land or area'. |
| Chandamundavinashiniచండముండవినాశినీ | Destroyer of the ferocious asuras Chanda and munda |
| Chandana Laxmiచందనా లక్ష్మీ | Fragrant goddess of wealth |
| Chandra Vadanaచంద్ర Vadana | One with a moonlike face |