| Philippa | English | Feminine form of Philip, from the.. |  |  |
| Philomena | English | Derived from the Greek Philomenes (.. |  | |
| Phoebe | English | Feminine form of the Greek Phoibos .. |  | |
| Phyllis | English | A borrowing from the Greek, Phyllis.. |  | |
| Pierce | English | Derivative of Piers, an Old Frenc.. | | |
| Piers | English | Brought to England by the Normans, .. | | |
| Piper | English | "Pipe player." Actress Piper Laurie.. | | |
| Pippa | English | A short form of Phillipa. A well-.. | | |
| Pitney | English | "Island of the strong-willed man." | | |
| Pitt | English | Meaning "pit" or "ditch."
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| Plppa | English | Originally a pet form of Philippa (.. | | |
| Polly | English | Variant of Molly, which is a pet fo.. | | |
| Pollyanna | English | A combination of Polly and Anna.
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| Portia | English | From the Latin Porcia, a feminine f.. | | |
| Preston | English | "Priest's estate." Film director an.. | | |
| Primrose | English | Meaning "first rose." | | |
| Princess | English | Suggesting "daughter of royalty." | | |
| Priscilla | English | Diminutive form of the Latin Prisca.. | | |
| Prudence | English | Medieval cognate of the Late Latin .. | | |
| Purity | English | Signifying the quality of pureness | | |
| Quanda | English | Derived from the Old English cwen (.. | | |
| Queenie | English | Derived from the Old English cwen (.. | | |
| Quenby | English | Derived from the Old English cwen (.. | | |
| Quentin | English | A borrowing from the French, Quenti.. | | |
| Quilla | English | Derived from the Middle English qui.. | | |
| Quincy | English | Transferred use of the surname orig.. | | |
| Quinn | English | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
| Rachel | English | From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin an.. | | |
| Rachelle | English | Modern elaboration of Rachel (ewe),.. | | |
| Radburn | English | Meaning "red brook." | | |
| Radcliff | English | "Red cliff." | | |
| Radford | English | Meaning "red ford" or "ford with re.. | | |
| Radley | English | Meaning "red meadow" or "meadow wit.. | | |
| Radnor | English | Meaning "red shore."
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| Rae | English | Feminine form of Ray, which is a sh.. | | |
