# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
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921 | Pat | Latin | Regal; noble. Diminutive of Patrick. | M | |
922 | PatIyk | Latin | Regal. | M | |
923 | Paton | Latin | Regal. | M | |
924 | Patrice | Latin | Regal. | M | |
925 | Patricio | Latin | Regal. | M | |
926 | Patrick | Latin | Regal; noble. St. Patrick introduced Christianity to Ireland, and later became Ireland's patron saint. | M | |
927 | Patrizio | Latin | Regal. | M | |
928 | Patroclus | Latin | A friend of Achilles. | M | |
929 | Patsy | Latin | Regal; noble. Diminutive of Patrick. | M | |
930 | Paul | Latin | Little; small. Biblical apostle and evangelist Paul's letters to early Christians comprise many New Testament books. Before converting to Christianity at Damascus, Paul had been involved in the brutal persecution of Christians. | M | |
931 | Pauli | Latin | Small. | M | |
932 | Paulin | Latin | Small. | M | |
933 | Pauls | Latin | Small. | M | |
934 | Paulus | Latin | Small. | M | |
935 | Pavel | Latin | Small. | M | |
936 | Pavlis | Latin | Small. | M | |
937 | Pavlus | Latin | Small. | M | |
938 | Pawel | Latin | Small. | M | |
939 | Pawelek | Latin | Small. | M | |
940 | Pax | Latin | Peace. | M |