| Paschal | Born on Passover |
| Paz | A name meaning true peace. |
| Paza | A name meaning golden one. |
| Pazia | A name meaning pure gold. |
| Pazice | A name meaning peaceful. |
| Pazit | A Hebrew name meaning golden. |
| Penina | Hebrew name meaning a pearl. |
| Peninah | Hebrew name meaning a pearl. |
| Perke | A diminutive form of the name Peter. |
| Perzsi | A Hungarian form of Priscilla. |
| Perzsike | A diminutive form of Priscilla. |
| Pesach | Hebrew name meaning to pass over. |
| Pessach | Variant spelling of the Passover. |
| Phineas | An oracle or mouth of the serpent. |
| Pinochos | A name meaning little puppets. |
| Poll | A name meaning a parrot or head. |
| Polly | A name meaning star of the sea. |
| Qeturah | A name meaning incense or fragrance. |
| Raanan | One who is joyful and singing |
| Raananah | A person who is very melodic |
| Rabah | Fourth born; Gainer |
| Rachael | "Variant of Rachel, Innocent Lamb" |
| Rachel | Ewe; Innocent lamb; The innocent lamb; in the Bible, Jacob's wife; Lamb; Lamb; Female; Gental; Sheep |
| Rachele | An Italian form of Rachel meaning ewe. |
| Rafela | God has healed the spirit. |
| Rahab | A name meaning spacious or wide in scope. |
| Rahil | Innocent; Rachel.; Russian form of Rachel: lamb.; Traveller |
| Rainan | Joyous. Alternate Spelling: Ranen. |
| Raizel | A beautiful rose of grace. |
| Rakel | A name meaning an innocent little lamb. |
| Ram | Elevated, sublime.; Godlike; Lord Vishnu; Lord Rama; Lord Rama; one who pleases; Lord Rama, pleasing, charming; Lord Rama, charming; Pleasing. Rama was mythological seventh incarnation of Vishnu and his story is told in the Hindi Ramayana.; Raven.; Ram; A |
| Ranen | A joyful and singing heart. |
| Rani | Queen; Queen; Princess; Song |
| Ranica | A sweet and melodic singer. |
| Ranice | A name meaning joyful song. |
| Ranit | One who is always singing. |
| RANIT, | A name meaning sweet melody. |
| Ranita | Lovely tune; Tinkling |
| Ranon | One who brings joy and happiness. |
| Raonaid | The Scottish form of Renata. |