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The Very Best P Names for Boys and Girls

Perhaps you are looking to honor someone whose name starts with the letter P. However, you don't want to use their exact name so you've decided to simply give your child the same initials as that person.

That means you need a great P name that you can love!

Fortunately for you, you've just stumbled upon a list of The Very Best P Names for Boys and Girls! 50 P names, to be exactly, 25 for girls and 25 for boys. That gives you plenty of options to choose from!

So what will it be?  Share your favorite P names in the comments below. Did I miss any great ones?

  1. Paige
  2. Paisley
  3. Pamela
  4. Pandora
  5. Paris
  6. Patience
  7. Patricia
  8. Paula
  9. Pearl
  10. Penelope
  11. Peony
  12. Persephone      
  13. Petra
  14. Phaedra
  15. Philippa
  16. Philomena
  17. Phoebe
  18. Pia
  19. Piper
  20. Poppy
  21. Portia
  22. Presley
  23. Primrose
  24. Priscilla
  25. Prudence
  1. Palmer
  2. Parker
  3. Parrish
  4. Pascal
  5. Patrick
  6. Patton
  7. Paul
  8. Pavel
  9. Pax
  10. Paxton
  11. Penn
  12. Percival
  13. Percy
  14. Peregrine
  15. Perry
  16. Peter
  17. Peyton
  18. Phillip
  19. Phineas
  20. Phoenix
  21. Pierce
  22. Porter
  23. Powell
  24. Prescott
  25. Preston
Since you'll be needing another letter to complete your honor name, be sure to browse the following links for more excellent monikers!

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