| Proais | Lover of Hercules. |
| Probal | Strong, powerful, or coral. |
| Probert | A bright or famous spear. |
| Probhakor | One who brings the light. |
| Prochesta | An effort or an endeavor. |
| Prochorus | He that presides over the choirs |
| PROCNE | myth name (wife of Pandion) |
| PROCRUSTES | myth name (stretcher) |
| Proctor | One who acts for another. |
| Proculeius | Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Caesar. |
| Procurator | An agent or administrator. |
| Prodan | sold pledged to a monastery |
| Prodip | A source of radiant light. |
| Prodyut | First Ray of Sun; Universe Brightest; Spiritual Light |
| Profulla | Full of joy and happiness. |
| Progya | Wisdom and deep knowledge. |
| Prohor | A leader or one who goes before. |
| Proinnseas | The Irish form of Francis. |
| Proinnsias | An Irish variant of Francis. |
| PROINSIAS | A Gaelic version of Francis. |
| PROKOPIOS | declared leader |
| Prokshan | To Sprinkle Water on Our Head While Doing Pooja |
| Prologue | A Midsummer Night's Dream' Quince, a carpenter, acts as Prologue in the play within the play. |
| Proloy | One who is full of deep love. |
| Proma | A name meaning a wise teacher. |
| PROMETHEUS | myth name (gave fire to man) |
| Promila | One who is full of affection. |
| Promita | Idol; Who Gets Happiness by Seeing Others Rejoicing |
| Promod | A name meaning great delight. |
| Promode | Pleasure; Enjoyment; Joyful |
| Promyse | Variant of Promise. A vow. |
| Pronit | King; Requested; Name of Lord Shiva; Calmness |
| Pronnoy | One who is full of deep love. |
| Pronoi | A name meaning deep foresight. |
| Pronomita | One who is humble and modest. |
| Prophyrios | Derived from purple or royal. |
| Prosad | Offering to god during pooja |
| Prosenjit | Who Spread Happiness |
| Proserpina | Goddess of the under world. |
| Prosper | To succeed and flourish in life. |