| Patit | Well Known; Character; Degenerated |
| Pijutosh | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a destroyer of evil' |
| Pillar | Pillar, fountain base. Poornachandra Full Moon. |
| PiraiSoodan | One who wears the crescent moon. |
| Togor | A fragrant white flower bloom. |
| Tomojit | One who Conquer Darkness |
| Totan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'to shine' or 'to glow' |
| Pascoal | child of Easter |
| Paitoon | A precious gemstone like a cats eye. |
| Tohru | A transparent person |
| Tokyo | The capital to the east |
| Tomiche | A wealthy and prosper person |
| Tomiichi | One who is wealthy and prosper |
| Tomohiro | A huge or broad wisdom or knowledge |
| Tomorbaatar | Iron, hero or strong |
| Tomoya | A wise or an intelligent person |
| Pich | A precious and brilliant diamond. |
| Pisey | little darling; beloved |
| Tovino | Italian name meaning 'wine' or 'vineyard' |
| Towney | A person from the small town. |
| Pafnucio | One who belongs to the Father. |
| Parodio | Imitates the Singing |
| Paterio | born in Pateria |
| Tolomeo | Powerful in Battle |
| Pavicek | A small or dear version of Pavel. |
| Pavlousek | A diminutive form of the name Pavel. |
| Pacca | Latin origin, meaning 'peace' or 'tranquility' |
| Pacy | Old English, possibly meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil' |
| Paecc | Latin origin, meaning 'peace' or 'reconciliation' |
| Paecca | From the Latin 'paecca,' meaning 'five' or 'fifth.' |
| Paeccel | Derived from the Latin 'paeccel,' meaning 'to atone' or 'to make amends.' |
| Paecga | Possibly derived from the Old English 'paecga,' meaning 'peace' or 'truce.' |
| Paegna | From the Old English 'paegna,' meaning 'pledge' or 'guarantee.' |
| Paelli | Possibly derived from the Old English 'paelli,' meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil.' |
| Paetta | Derived from the Old English 'paetta,' meaning 'peace' or 'truce.' |
| Paettel | Possibly derived from the Old English 'paettel,' meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil.' |
| Paetti | From the Old English 'paetti,' meaning 'pledge' or 'guarantee.' |
| Paga | Derived from the Latin 'paga,' meaning 'payment' or 'wages.' |
| Palamides | Derived from the Greek 'Palamides,' meaning 'defender of all.' |
| Palloc | Possibly derived from the Old English 'palloc,' meaning 'peace' or 'truce.' |