Paloma
Spanish: the dove, or peachful demeanor

Pamela
GreeK: sweet as honey
(Pam, Pammy, Pammy)

Pandora
Greek: very gifted
(Pandie, Pandey, Dora)

Pansy
French: thoughtful
English: the flower of the same name

Pascale
French: Passover or Easter
(Paschal)

Patience
Latin: the virtue
(Pati, Patia)

Patricia
Latin: noblewoman
(Pat, Patty, Patti, Pattie, Patrice, Tricia, Trish)

Paula
Latin: small
(Paulette, Paulina, Pauline)

Pearl
Greek: a pearl
(Perle, Pearla, Peralie)

Peneolpe
Greek: the weaver
(Penny, Pennie)

Petula
Latin: a seeker

Petunia
French: for the flower of the same name

Philena
Greek: lover of mankind
(Philana, Philina, Phillina)

Philippa
Greek: feminine for Philip
(Felipa, Pippa, Filpa, Phillippa)

Philomena
Greek: nightingale, or a strong friend

Phoebe
Greek: goddess of the moon, or shining
(Phebe, Pheby)

Phyllis
Greek: foliage
(Phyl, Phylis, Philis, Phillis)

Pia
Italian: pious, full of holiness

Pilar
Latin: a column
Spanish: a basin

Poppy
Latin: for the flower of the same name

Posy
Old English: a small bouquet of flowers
(Poisie)

Prima
Latin: the best, or the first

Primrose
Latin: the first rose

Priscilla
Latin: dutiful, giving honor
(Cilla, Cillia, Pris, Prissy, Prissi, Prissie)

Prudence
Latin: cautious and prudent
(Pru, Purdy, Prudie)

Prunella
French: little plum
(Ella, Pru, Prune, Prunie)

Psyche
Greek: the soul