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Displayed on this page are P- names 121 to 140. Among these names, Priscilla (English, German, and Italian) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #375 and a usage of 0.0412%, followed by Precious (English) and Princess (English), while rare P- names include Placida (Hungarian and Italian), Placide (French), Polly (English), Pollyanna (English), Pomposa (Italian), Poppy (English), Portia (English), Pranvera (Albanian), Pranverë (Albanian), Pris (English), Prisca (English, German, and Italian), Priscille (French), Prissy (English), Prospera (Italian), Pru (English), Prudence (English), and Prudencio (Portuguese and Spanish).
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Placida ... calm, untroubled ... language of origin is Latin ... predominantly used in Hungarian and ... Placide ... calm, untroubled ... a French name of Latin origin ... variant form of Placida ... Polly Pollyanna ... origin, as well as its use, is in the English ... name was borne by the titular character of ... Porter ... Pomposa ... language of origin is Latin and it is ... not frequently used as a baby girl ... Poppy ... poppy ... language of origin is English and it is also ... first name is derived from the English flower ... Portia Pranvera ... spring ... of Albanian origin and it is also ... rarely used as a baby name for girls ... Pranverë ... spring ... origin and use are both in the Albanian ... variant form of Pranvera ... Precious Princess Pris ... ancient, old ... primarily used in the English language ... form of Priscilla ... Prisca ... ancient, old ... of Latin origin, and it is used mainly ... variant form of Priscilla ... Priscilla Priscille ... ancient, old ... mainly used in French and it is of ... form of Prisca ... not popular as a baby name for ... Prissy ... ancient, old ... origin is Latin, and its use, English ... form of Priscilla ... Prospera ... prosperous, lucky; according to one's wishes ... origin is Latin, and its use, Italian ... Pru ... prudence ... language of origin is Latin and it is ... form of Prudence ... not in the top 1000 names ... Prudence Prudencio ... prudence ... has its origins in the Latin language ... used largely in Portuguese and Spanish ... |