| Paga | Derived from the Latin 'paga,' meaning 'payment' or 'wages.' |
| Parkker | Possibly derived from the Old English 'parkker,' meaning 'park keeper.' |
| Pasquere | Possibly derived from the Old English 'pasquere,' meaning 'Easter' or 'Passover.' |
| Peliandis | Old English, means 'land of the pelican' |
| Peohtred | Old English, means 'people's ruler' or 'leader' |
| Perimones | Latin, means 'around the monas' or 'encircling' |
| Persides | From Persia, meaning 'from Persia' or 'Persian descendant' |
| Petroines | Derived from Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone' |
| Phariance | Derived from French, meaning 'from the Pharaohs' or 'Egyptian origin' |
| Pias | Means a pious or holy person. |
| Pinel | Derived from French, meaning 'pine tree' or 'evergreen' |
| Plenorius | One who is full of honor. |
| Ponyboy | One who Likes Horses |
| Possa | A name of uncertain origin. |
| Priadan | From the priest |
| Puffy | One who is soft and rounded. |
| Pulta | A type of tree, possibly a species of evergreen or deciduous. |
| Quivier | Derived from 'quiv' meaning 'spear' and 'ier' meaning 'spearman' |
| Railey | From the Deer Meadow |
| Raneish | Variant of 'Ranish,' meaning 'wolf island' or 'wolf's land' |
| Rayvon | A gift from the heavens. |
| Reada | Derived from Old English, meaning 'red' or 'red-haired' |
| Regenfrith | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wise peace' or 'wise tranquility' |
| Regnheah | Ruler of peace or prosperity |
| Athruis | God or divine being |
| Ribald | Old French name meaning 'messenger' or 'herald' |
| Ricardus | Latinized form of Richard, meaning 'powerful leader' or 'brave ruler' |
| Rickardo | Daring Power; Brave; Strong |
| Ricsig | A victorious ruler |
| Riderch | Powerful leader |
| Riguallaun | Born of victory |
| Rinaci | Born of victory |
| Robertus | Famously or Bright Famous One |
| Ruid | A name meaning loud or noisy. |
| Sabehrt | Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'prince' or 'noble'. |
| Saegeat | Sea gate or ocean entrance. |
| Saeward | From Saeward, a personal name |
| Sceot | One who is swift or quick. |
| Seaxel | A blade made of sharp steel. |
| Sebbi | A diminutive form of Sebastian. |