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Displayed on this page are P- names 101 to 120. Piper was the most popular within these names in 2007 with a rank of #240 and a usage of 0.0701%. Rare P- names include the English, French, German, and Italian Pia, the Italian Piera, Pierina, the French Pierrette, Pierrine, the Italian Pietra, the Finnish and Scandinavian Piia, the Basque, Italian, and Spanish Pilar, the Spanish Pili, Pilita, Piluca, the German and Italian Pina, the Turkish Pinar, the English Pippa, the Finnish Piritta, Pirjo, Pirkko, the Hungarian Piroska, and the Spanish Pía.
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Pia ... pious, godly, honorable ... of Latin origin ... used mainly in English, French, German, and ... Piera ... rock, stone ... has its origins in the Old Greek language ... variant of Petra ... Pierina ... rock, stone ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is ... form of Piera ... not in the top 1000 names ... Pierrette ... rock, stone ... of Old Greek origin and it is ... variant form of Petra ... Pierrine ... rock, stone ... mainly used in the French language ... form of Petra ... unusual as a baby name for girls ... Pietra ... rock, stone ... has its origins in the Old Greek language ... variant form of Petra ... Piia ... pious, godly, honorable ... used chiefly in Finnish and Scandinavian ... Its origin is Latin ... Pilar ... pillar ... primarily used in Basque, Italian, and ... of Spanish origin ... uncommon as a baby girl name ... Pili ... pillar ... used predominantly in the Spanish ... form of Pilar ... not regularly used as a baby name for ... Pilita ... pillar ... has its origins in the Spanish language ... form of Pilar ... not in the top 1000 names ... Piluca ... pillar ... of Spanish origin and it is also used ... form of Pilar ... infrequently used as a baby name for ... Pina ... of Italian origin, and it is used mainly ... name evolved as the short form of other names ... Pinar ... spring ... primarily used in the Turkish language ... not regularly used as a baby girl name ... Piper Pippa ... lover of horses, friend ... of Old Greek origin and it is ... form of Philippa ... Piritta ... exalted one; to help ... origin is Old Norse and Celtic, and its use, ... variant of Bridget ... Pirjo ... exalted one ... has its origins in the Celtic language and ... form of Bridget ... Pirkko ... exalted one ... largely used in the Finnish language ... variant form of Bridget ... Piroska ... ancient, old ... used predominantly in the Hungarian ... variant form of Priscilla ... Pía ... pious, godly, honorable ... largely used in Spanish and it is derived ... variant form of Pia ... |
