| Paton | From the town of the fighter. |
| Patr | A leaf or a sacred vessel. |
| Patra | A leaf or a vessel of knowledge. |
| Patrabali | A row of leaves |
| Patrakshi | One with beautiful leaflike eyes. |
| Patralekha | A name from ancient epics |
| Patrali | A line or series of green leaves. |
| Patralika | A letter or a written document. |
| Patramudra | A seal marked upon a leaf. |
| Patrata | The quality of being worthy or fit. |
| Patri | A Patrician; A Noble Name |
| Patric | Patrician: noble. Form of Patrick. |
| Patrice | A person of noble or high birth. |
| Patricia | A woman of noble or royal status. |
| Patricio | Patrician: noble. Form of Patrick. |
| Patrick | Patrician: noble. Romans society was divided into plebeians: (commoners) and patricians: (aristocrats). Saint Patrick - patron saint of Ireland. |
| Patrido | A name meaning a noble protector. |
| Patrik | Swedish form of Patrick noble. |
| Patrika | A newspaper or a small journal. |
| Patrina | "Of noble birth, one of purity, and beloved." |
| PATRIZIA | A noble woman of high status. |
| Patrizio | A man of noble birth or rank. |
| Patrobas | Paternal; that pursues the steps of his father |
| Patroclus | Achilles' best friend. |
| Patru | A name meaning father or sire. |
| Patryk | Polish form of Patrick 'noble'. |
| Patsy | From the name patricia |
| Patta | A leaf or a document of title. |
| Pattabhiram | sri ram lord rama enthroned |
| Pattabiraman | Lord Rama who was crowned king. |
| Pattadevi | The principal wife od a king,the chief queen |
| Pattamahishi | The principal wife od a king,the chief queen |
| Pattamma | A mother who is highly honored. |
| Pattappa | A father who is highly honored. |
| Pattaraggi | The principal wife od a king,the chief queen |
| Pattarasan | King of Music; Lord of Song |
| Pattatharasi | A Raga; Crowned Queen |
| Patten | From the warrior's town. |
| Patti | Diminutive of Patricia: Noble. St. Patricia was a 7th century patron saint of Naples. |
| Pattie | Diminutive of Martha: Lady. |