History of Christian names - Charlotte M. Yonge

Maatfred, m. Ger. Teu. mighty peace, [422]
Maatulf, m. Ger. Teu. mighty wolf, [422]
Mab, f. Ir. Kelt. mirth (?), [258]
Mabel, f. Eng. Lat. beloved, [258]
Mabelle, f. Fr. Lat. beloved, [258]
Macaire, m. Ir. Gr. happy, [447]
Macario, m. It. Gr. happy, [447]
Macbeath, m. Gael. Kelt. son of life, [253]
Macbeth, m. Scot. Kelt. son of life, [253]
Mace, m. Fr. Aram. gift of the Lord, [15]
Machtild, f. Ger. Teu. mighty heroine, [422]
Makarios, blessed, Gr. [447]
Macias, m. Span. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Maciej, m. Pol. Aram. gift of the Lord, [15]
Macsen, m. Welsh, Lat. greatest, [167]
Madawc, m. Welsh, Kelt. beneficent, [227]
Maddalena, f. Ital. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Maddalene, f. Lett. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madde, f. Pol. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madeleine, f. Fr. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madelena, f. Span. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madeline, f. Eng. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madelina, f. Russ. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madelon, f. Fr. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Maddis, m. Esth. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Madge, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Madlen, f. Bav. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madlena, f. Slov. Lus. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madlenka, f. Lus. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madli, f. Esth. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madlyna, f. Lith. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Madoc, m. Eng. Kelt. beneficent, [227]
Madoc, f. m. Welsh, Kelt. beneficent, [227]
Mads, m. Dan. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Madsche, f. Lett. Ger. pearl, [121]
Madwg, m. Welsh, Kelt. beneficent, [227]
Mael, m. Ir. Kelt. disciple, [259]
Maelbridh, m. Erse, Kelt. disciple of St. Bridget, [259]
Maelclulth, m. Erse, Kelt. youth of the game, [261]
Maelcoluin, m. Gael. Kelt. disciple of Columba, [261]
Maeldearg, m. Erse, Kelt. red chief, [261]
Maeldog, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of the star, [261]
Maeldubh, m. Erse, Kelt. black chief, [261]
Maelduine, m. Gael. Kelt. brown chief, [261]
Maeleoin, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of John, [261]
Maelfhionn, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of Finn, [261]
Maelgwas, m. Cym. Kelt. chief, [261]
Maelgwn, m. Cym. Kelt. chief, [261]
Maeliosa, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of Jesus, [261]
Maelmordna, m. Erse, Kelt. majestic chief, [261]
Maelpatraic, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of Patrick, [261]
Maelruadh, m. Erse, Kelt. [261]
Maelseachlain, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of Secundus, [261]
Maffea, f. Ital. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Maffeo, m. Ital. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mag, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maga, f. Swiss, Heb. bitter, [29]
Magan, m. Nor. Teu. power, [422]
Magdalen, f. Eng. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magdalena, f. Russ. Span. Port. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magdalene, f. Ger. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magdeleine, f. Fr. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magdelina, f. Russ. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magdolna, f. Hung. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magdosia, f. Pol. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Magge, f. Lett. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maggie, f. Scot. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maginbert, m. Ger. Teu. mighty brightness, [422]
Maginfried, m. Ger. Teu. mighty peace, [422]
Maginhild, f. Nor. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Magmild, f. Nor. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Magnus, m. Nor. Lat. great, [166]
Magsheesh, m. Erse, Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mahault, f. Fr. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Mahe, m. Bav. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mahon, m. Erse, Kelt. bear, [257]
Mahthild, f. Ger. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Mai, f. Esth. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maida, [464]
Maidoc, m. Ir. Kelt. beneficent, [227]
Maie, f. Esth. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Maie, f. Esth. Gr. bitter, [29]
Maieli, f. Swiss, Heb. bitter, [29]
Maije, f. Lett. Gr. pearl, [122]
Maika, f. Russ. bitter, [29]
Maillard, f. Cambrai. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mainfroi, m. Fr. mighty peace, [321]
Mainfroy, m. Eng. mighty peace, [321]
Maion, f. Fr. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mair, f. Welsh, Heb. [29]
Mairgreg, Erse, Gr. pearl, [121]
Maisie, f. Scot. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maja, f. Swiss, Heb. bitter, [29]
Majken, f. Swed. Heb. bitter, [29]
Maksa, f. m. Ill. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maksica, f. Ill. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maksimilian, m. Russ. Lat. greatest Æmilian, [166]
Maksymilian, m. Pol. Lat. greatest Æmilian, [166]
Mal, f. Dutch, Teu. work, [330]
Mal, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mal, f. Esth. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Malachi, m. Eng. Heb. angel of the Lord, [52]
Malaleel, m. Eng. Heb. shining of God.
Malberg, f. Nor. work protection, [331]
Malchen, f. Ger. Teu. work, [330]
Malcolm, m. Scot. Kelt. servant of Columba, [261]
Male, f. Ger. Teu. work, [330]
Malfrid, f. Nor. Teu. fair work, [330]
Malgherita, f. It. Gr. pearl, [121]
Malgorzata, f. Pol. Gr. pearl, [121]
Malgosia, f. Pol. Gr. pearl, [121]
Mali, f. Kaffir, Heb. bitter, [29]
Malise, m. Scot. Kelt. disciple of Jesus, [260]
Malk, m. Esth. Pers. king, [211]
Malkin, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Maltrud, f. Nor. Teu. workmaid, [330]
Malvina, f. Gael. Kelt. handmaid (?), [250]
Malvine, f. Fr. Kelt. handmaid (?), [250]
Manasseh, m. Eng. Heb. forgetting, [24]
Manasses, m. Lat. Heb. forgetting, [24]
Manda, f. Lat. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Mandelina, f. Serv. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Mandurrath, m. Cym. Kelt. man of black treason, [224]
Manfred, m. Eng. Teu. mighty peace, [421]
Manfredi, m. It. Teu. mighty peace, [421]
Manna, f. Bav. Heb. bitter grace, [29]
Manna, m. Lapp. Lat. great, [327]
Mannas, m. Lapp. Lat. great, [327]
Manoel, m. Port. Heb. God with us, [36]
Manon, m. Fr. Heb. bitter, [29]
Manovello, m. It. Heb. God with us, [36]
Manuel, m. Fr. Eng. Span. Heb. God with us, [36]
Manuelita, f. Span. Heb. God with us, [36]
Manuelito, m. Span. Heb. God with us, [36]
Manus, m. Dutch, Teu. public, [327]
Manus, m. Irish, Lat. great, [327]
Mael Eoin, m. Er. Heb. disciple of John, [260]
Mara, f. Lus. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marc, m. Fr. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marca, f. Ger. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcel, m. Fr. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcella, f. Ir. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcelli, f. Fr. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcellianus, m. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcellin, m. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcellino, m. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcello, m. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcellus, Lat. of Mars, [135]
March, m. Erse, Kelt. horse, [275]
Marchell, Welsh, Lat. horse, [275]
Marcia, f. Ir. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcian, m. Ger. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marciano, m. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcianus, m. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcie, f. Fr. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcin, m. Pol. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcius, m. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marco, m. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcos, m. Span. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marcus, m. Eng. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Mare, Lith. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mareiel, Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mareili, Swiss, Heb. bitter, [29]
Marek, Pol. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Maret, f. Dan. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marete, f. Lett. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marenze, f. Lett. Lat. deserving, [190]
Marczi, m. Hung. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marfa, f. Russ. Heb. becoming bitter, [32]
Margaret, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margareta, f. Hung. Ger. Pol. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margarete, f. Swiss, Gr. pearl, [121]
Margarethe, f. Ger. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margarida, f. Port. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margarita, f. Span. Russ. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margarite, f. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margarith, f. Dutch, Gr. pearl, [121]
Margery, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marget, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margherita, f. It. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marghet, Ger. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margit, f. Hung. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margot, f. Fr. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margoton, f. Fr. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margrete, f. Lett. Gr. pearl, [121]
Margryta, f. Lith. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marguerite, f. Fr. Gr. pearl, [121]
Mari, f. Hung. Irish, Heb. bitter, [29]
Maria, f. (Universal) Heb. bitter, [29]
Marialit, f. Jew. Gr. pearl, [121]
Mariam, f. Gr. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariamna, f. Russ. Heb. bitter grace, [29]
Mariamne, f. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariana, f. Port. Span. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariane, f. Ger. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marica, f. Ill. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marie, f. Ger. Fr. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariedel, f. Slav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marieke, f. Dutch, Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariel, f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marietta, f. It. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariette, f. It. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marija, f. Russ. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marike, f. L. Ger. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marina, f. It. Lat. marine, [203]
Marinha, f. Span. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marino, f. It. Lat. marine, [203]
Mario, f. m. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marion, f. Fr. Scot. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariquinhas, f. Port. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mariquita, f. Port. Heb. bitter, [29]
Maritornes, f. Span. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marius, m. Lat. of Mars, [135]
[Marl], f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marja, f. Lapp. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marjarita, Slav. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marjeta, Slav. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marjeta, f. Slov. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marjorie, f. Scot. Gr. pearl, [121]
Mark, m. Eng. Russ. Esth. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marka, f. Hung. Heb. bitter, [121]
Markell, m. Russ. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Markellin, m. Russ. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marko, m. Wall. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Markos, m. Gr. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Markota, f. Bohm. Gr. pearl, [131]
Markulf, m. Ger. Teu. border wolf, [426]
Markus, m. Hung. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Markusch, m. Lus. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Markward, m. Ger. Teu. border ward, [426]
Markwin, m. Ger. Teu. border friend, [426]
Marl, f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marlena, f. Lus. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Marmaduke, m. Eng. Kelt. sea leader (?), [281]
Marquard, m. Fr. Teu. border ward, [425]
Marret, f. Esth. Gr. pearl, [121]
Marri, f. Esth. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marrije, f. Lett. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marsali, f. Gael. Gr. pearl, [121]
Mart, m. Esth. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marta, f. It. Boh. Heb. becoming bitter, [31]
Marten, m. Swed. Dutch, Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martha, f. Hung. Eng. Port. Heb, becoming bitter, [31]
Marthe, f. Fr. Heb. becoming bitter, [31]
Marthon, f. Fr. Heb. becoming bitter, [31]
Martia, m. Swiss, Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martijn, m. Dutch, Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martili, m. Swiss, Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martin, m. Fr. Russ. Eng. Port. Slov. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martina, f. Eng. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martine, f. Fr. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martinho, m. Port. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martino, m. Span. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martinus, m. Ger. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martius, m. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martoni, m. Hung. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martschis, m. Lett. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Martyn, m. Eng. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Maruscha, f. Lus. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marusche, f. Lett. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marute, f. Lett. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mary, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marya, f. Pol. Heb. bitter, [29]
Maryke, f. Lith. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marynia, f. Pol. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marysia, f. Pol. Heb. bitter, [29]
Marzellin, m. Russ. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marzia, f. It. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Marzocco, m. Ven. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Masaccio, m. Ital. Aram. twin, [22]
Masaniello, m. Ital. Aram. Ger. twin, [22]
Mascha, f. Russ. Heb. bitter, [29]
Masche, f. Lett. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maschinka, f. Russ. Heb. bitter, [29]
Maso, m. It. Aram. twin, [22]
Massimiliano, m. It. Lat. greatest Æmilianus, [166]
Massimo, m. It. Lat. greatest, [166]
Massuccio, m. It. Aram. twin, [22]
Mat, m. Eng. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mateo, Span. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mate, Hung. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mataus, m. Bohm. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mateusz, m. Pol. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matfei, m. Russ. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matevz, m. Slov. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mathe, m. Bav. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Math-ghamhain, m. Erse, Kelt. bear, [257]
Mathia, m. Wall. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mathias, m. Swed. Fr. Swiss, Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mathieu, m. Prov. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15], [257]
Mathilda, m. Hung. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Mathilde, f. Ger. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Matija, m. Serv. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matilda, f. Eng. It. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Matilde, f. Fr. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Mattaniah, m. Eng. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mats, m. Swed. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mattea, f. It. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matteo, m. It. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthäus, m. Ger. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthes, m. Ger. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthew, m. Eng. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthia, m. Ger. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthies, m. Fr. Bav. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthieu, m. Port. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthias, m. Eng. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthis, m. Ger. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matthys, m. Dutch, Lett. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mattia, m. Ital. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Mattija, m. Slov. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matty, f. Eng. Heb. becoming bitter, [15]
Matty, f. Eng. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Matvei, m. Russ. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Matyas, m. Pol. Hung. Heb. gift of the Lord, [15]
Maude, f. Eng. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Maudlin, f. Eng. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Maun, f. Eng. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Mauna, m. Lapp. Lat. great, [166]
Maunes, m. Lapp. Lat. great, [166]
Maur, m. Fr. Lat. dark, [200]
Maura, f. It. Ger. Lat. dark, [200]
Maure, f. Fr. Lat. dark, [200]
Maurice, m. Fr. Eng. Lat. Moorish, [201]
Mauricio, m. Port. Span. Lat. Moorish, [201]
Maurids, m. Dan. Lat. Moorish, [201]
Mauritius, m. Lat. Moor, [201]
Maurits, m. Dutch, Lat. Moor, [201]
Maurizio, m. Ital. Lat. Moor, [201]
Mauro, m. Rom. Lat. Moor, [201]
Maurus, m. Lat. Moor, [201]
Maurycij, m. Pol. Lat. Moor, [201]
Mave, f. Irish, Kelt. mirth (?), [258]
Mavia, f. Russ. Lat. dark, [201]
Mavritij, m. Russ. Lat. dark, [201]
Mavruscha, f. Russ. Lat. dark, [201]
Mawkin, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Max, m. Ger. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maxa, f. Ger. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maxime, m. Fr. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maximien, m. Fr. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maximilian, m. Ger. Lat. greatest Æmilianus, [166]
Maximiliane, f. Ger. Lat. greatest Æmilianus, [166]
Maximiliao, m. Port. Lat. greatest Æmilianus, [166]
Maximilien, m. Fr. Lat. greatest Æmilianus, [166]
Maximus, m. Lat. greatest, [166]
Maxl, m. Bav. Lat. greatest Æmilianus, [166]
Mawdwen, f. Cym. Kelt. mannerly, [271]
May, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
May, f. Scot. Gr. pearl, [121]
Maynard, m. Eng. Teu. mighty firmness, [421]
Mayne, m. Eng. Teu. mighty, [421]
Mazalein, f. Pro. Heb. of Magdala, [32]
Meadhbh, f. Erse, Kelt. mirth, [258]
Meaghar, m. Erse, Kelt. merry, [259]
Meara, m. Irish, Kelt. merry, [259]
Meave, f. Erse, Kelt. mirth (?), [259]
Mechel, f. Bav. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Mechtild, f. Bav. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Medal, f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Médé, f. Fr. my delight, [196]
Meews, m. L.G. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
Meg, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Meginhard, m. Ger. Teu. mighty firmness, [421]
Meginheri, m. Ger. Teu. mighty warrior, [421]
Mehaut, f. Fr. Teu. mighty battle maid, [421]
Mehetabel, f. Eng. Heb. beneficent, [26]
Meinbern, m. Ger. Teu. mighty bear, [421]
Meinbert, m. Ger. Teu. mighty brightness, [421]
Meinbot, m. Ger. Teu. mighty commander, [421]
Meinfred, m. Ger. Teu. mighty peace, [421]
Meinhard, m. Ger. Teu. mighty firmness, [421]
Meino, m. Ger. Teu. mighty, [421]
Meinolf, m. Ger. Teu. mighty wolf, [421]
Meinrad, m. Ger. Teu. mighty council, [421]
Meinward, m. Ger. Teu. mighty guard, [421]
Meirchawn, m. Pict. Kelt.
Meiriadwg, m. Welsh, Kelt. sea protector, [280]
Mekel, m. L. Ger. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Melanell, f. m. Eng. Kelt. honey (?), [282]
Melania, f. Eng. It. Gr. black, [70]
Melanie, f. Fr. Gr. black, [70]
Melany, f. Eng. Gr. black, [70]
Melchior, m. Span. Ger. Pers. king, [211]
Melchiore, m. It. Pers. king, [211]
Melchiorre, m. It. Pers. king, [211]
Melchisedec, m. Eng. Heb. king of righteousness, [15]
Meletius, m. Lat. honied, [282]
Melicent, f. Eng. Teu. work strength, [330]
Melicerte, f. Fr. Teu. work strength, [330]
Melior, f. Eng. Lat. better, [193]
Melisenda, f. Span. Teu. work strength, [330]
Melissa, f. It. Eng. Lat. bee, [80]
Melisse, f. Fr. Lat. bee, [80]
Melite, f. Fr. Lat. bee, [80]
Melitus, m. Lat. honied, [80]
Melony, f. Eng. Gr. dark, [70]
Melusina, f. Eng. Teu. work strength, [80], [330]
Melusine, f. Fr. Ger. Teu. work strength, [80], [330]
Melva, m. Eng. Kelt. chief, [262]
Memba, m. Fris. Teu. mighty bear, [421]
Memmo, m. Fris. Teu. mighty bear, [421]
Mencia, f. Span. Lat. Sunday child (?), or adviser (?), [218]
Mendez, m. Span. Lat. Sunday child, [218]
Menica, f. It. Lat. Sunday child, [218]
Menico, m. It. Lat. Sunday child, [218]
Menie, f. Scot. Heb. bitter, [29]
Menno, m. Ger. Teu. mighty strength, [421]
Meno, m. Ger. Teu. mighty strength, [421]
Mens, m. Ger. Lat. merciful, [160]
Mente, m. Ger. Lat. merciful, [160]
Mentzel, m. Ger. Lat. merciful, [160]
Menz, m. Dan. Lat. merciful, [160]
Menz, Serv. Lat. Sunday child, [218]
Menzel, Serv. Lat. Sunday child, [218]
Meo, m. It. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
Meraud, f. Eng. Gr. emerald, [125]
Mercede, f. It. Lat. favours, [30]
Mercedes, f. Span. Lat. favours, [30]
Mercy, f. Eng.
Merddhin, m. Welsh, Kelt. sea hill, [280]
Meredith, m. Eng. Kelt. sea protector, [280]
Merewine, m. A.S. Teu. famed friend, [425]
Meriadoc, m. Bret. Kelt. sea protector, [280]
Merica, f. Eng. Teu. work rule, [330]
Merich, m. Ger. Teu. work ruler, [330]
Merrik, m. Ger. Teu. work ruler, [330]
Merlin, m. Eng. Fr. Kelt. sea hill, [280]
Merlino, m. It. Kelt. sea hill, [280]
Merohelm, m. A.S. Teu. famed helm, [425]
Merovée, m. Fr. Teu. famed war, [425]
Meroveus, m. Lat. Teu. famed war, [425]
Merowald, m. A.S. Teu. famed power, [425]
Mertil, m. Ger. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Mertin, m. Bav. Lat. of Mars, [135]
Meriel, f. Eng. Gr. myrrh, [125]
Meroveh, m. Frank. Teu. famed holiness, [425]
Merovine, m. A.S. Teu. famed, [425]
Mervyn, m. Eng. Kelt. sea hill, [280]
Mesdélices, f. Fr. my delight, [196]
Meta, f. Ger. Ger. pearl, [121]
Mete, f. Ger. Gr. pearl, [121]
Metelill, f. Dan. pearl, [121]
Methusalem, m. Eng. Heb. man of the dart.
Metje, f. Dutch, Gr. pearl, [121]
Metrophanes, m. Ger. Slav. fire glory (?), [440]
Mette, f. Dan. Gr. pearl, [121]
Meurisse, m. Fr. Lat. Moor, [201]
Meuriz, m. Welsh, Lat. Moor, [201]
Mewes, m. Ger. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
Meyrick, m. Eng. Teu. work ruler, [330]
Micah, m. Eng. Heb. who is like the Lord, [54]
Micha, m. Ger. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michael, m. Ger. Eng. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michaella, f. It. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michaele, f. m. It. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michaeline, f. Ger. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michaelis, m. Ger. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michaïl, m. Russ. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michaila, m. Russ. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michal, m. Bohm. Pol. Lus. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michau, m. Fr. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michée, m. Fr. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michej, m. Russ. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michel, m. Fr. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michele, m. It. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michelle, m. Fr. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Micheltje, m. Dutch, Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michiel, m. Dutch, Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Michon, m. Fr. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mick, m. Ir. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mickel, m. Swed. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Miedal, f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mieke, f. Dutch, Heb. bitter, [29]
Miel, f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mieli, f. Swiss, Heb. [29]
Mieral, f. Bav. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mies, m. Swiss, Heb. exalted of the Lord, [49]
Mietje, f. Dutch, Heb. bitter, [29]
Miguel, m. Span. Port. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Miguela, f. Port. Span. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Miha, m. Slov. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mihail, m. Wall. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mihal, m. Slov. Hung. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mihaly, m. Hung. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Miho, m. Serv. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mija, f. Swiss, Heb. bitter, [29]
Mijailo, m. Serv. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mik, m. Esth. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mikael, m. Swed. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mikas, m. Swed. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mike, f. Dutch, Heb. bitter, [29]
Mikel, m. Esth. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mikelina, f. Russ. Lett. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mikkas, m. Lett. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mikke, m. Lett. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mikkeles, m. Lith. Lett. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Miklaoz, m. Slav. Gr. people’s victory, [90]
Miklaos, m. Lus. Gr. people’s victory, [90]
Mikli, m. Esth. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Miklos, m. Hung. Gr. people’s victory, [90]
Mikolaj, m. Pol. Gr. people’s victory, [90]
Mikulas, m. Bohm. Gr. people’s victory, [90]
Mila, f. Slav. Slav. lovely, [444]
Mila, f. Lus. Lat. work (?), [141]
Milan, m. Bret. Gr. crusher, [97]
Milan, f. m. Slov. Lat. lovely, [97]
Milari, m. Slov. Lat. cheerful, [191]
Milborough, f. Eng. Teu. mild pledge, [427]
Milburga, f. Lat. Teu. mild pledge, [427]
Milcah, f. Eng. Heb. queen.
Mildburh, f. A.S. Teu. mild pledge, [427]
Mildgyth, f. A.S. Teu. mild gift, [427]
Mildred, f. Eng. Teu. mild threatener, [427]
Mildreda, f. Lat. Teu. mild threatener, [427]
Mildrid, f. Dan. Teu. mild threatener, [427]
Mildthryth, f. A.S. Teu. mild threatener, [427]
Miles, m. Eng. Gr. crusher, [97]
Milhan, m. Span. Lat. affable, [141]
Milica, f. Slov. Slav. love, [444]
Milicent, f. Eng. Teu. work strength.
Milidh, m. Erse, Kelt. warrior, [97]
Milivo, m. Slav. Slav. love war, [444]
Miljo, m. Serv. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Milka, m. Lus. Lat. work or affable, [141]
Millicent, m. Eng. Teu. work strength, [330]
Millica, f. Ill. Heb. bitter, [29], [444]
Milly, f. Eng. Teu. work strength, [330]
Milo, m. Lat. Gr. crusher, [97]
Milon, m. Fr. & Gr. Gr. crusher, [97]
Milone, m. Ital. Gr. crusher, [97]
Miloslav, m. Slov. Slav. love glory, [441]
Mimi, f. Fr. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Mimmeli, f. Swiss, Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Mine, f. Ger. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Minella, f. Eng. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Minervina, f. Lat. of Minerva, [171]
Minette, f. Fr. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Minka, f. Pol. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Minne, f. Ger. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Minna, f. Scot. Teu. memory.
Minne, f. Ger. Teu. memory.
Minnehaha, f. Red Indian, laughing water.
Miranda, f. Eng. Lat. to be admired.
Miriam, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Mirko, m. Slov. Teu. work rule, [331]
Miroslav, f. Slav. peace glory, [442]
Misa, m. Serv. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mischa, m. Russ. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mischenka, m. Russ. Heb. who is like God, [54]
Miska, m. Serv. Hung. Heb. who is like to God, [54]
Mistislaus, m. Lat. Slav. avenging glory, [441]
Mitar, m. Serv. Ill. Gr. of Demeter, [69]
Mithridates, m. Gr. Pers. given to the sun.
Mitra, f. Slav. Gr. of Demeter, [69]
Mitrofan, m. Russ. fire glory (?), [440]
Mladen, m. Serv. Slav. young, [445]
Modestine, f. Fr. Lat. modest, [193]
Modestus, m. Lat. modest, [193]
Modesty, f. Eng. Lat. [193]
Medwenna, f. Welsh, Kelt. [271]
Moedog, m. Erse, Kelt. servant of the star, [227]
Moggy, m. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Mogue, m. Erse, Kelt. amiable, [227]
Moina, f. Scot. Kelt. soft.
Moise, m. Fr. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Moises, m. Port. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Moisi, m. Wall. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Moissej, m. Russ. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Moissey, f. Manx, Heb. bitter, [29]
Mojsia, m. Serv. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mojsilo, m. Serv. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mojzesz, m. Pol. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mojzisch, m. Boh. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mojzija, m. Slov. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Molde, f. Eng. Teu. mighty battle maid, [422]
Molly, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Monacella, f. Lat. little nun, [282]
Moncha, f. Erse, Lat. adviser, [218]
Monegonde, f. Flem. Heb. thoughtful war.
Mongfinn, f. Erse, Kelt. fair haired.
Moni, f. Swab. Lat. adviser, [218]
Monica, f. It. Eng. Lat. adviser (?), [218]
Monike, f. Ger. Lat. adviser, [218]
Monique, f. Fr. Lat. adviser, [218]
Moore, f. Scot. Kelt. great, [258]
Mor, f. Erse, Kelt. great, [258]
Morag, f. Scot. Kelt. great, [258]
Morets, m. Dan. Lat. moor, [280]
Morgance, f. m. French, Kelt. sea dweller, [280]
Morgan, m. Welsh, Kelt. sea dweller, [280]
Morgana, f. Eng. Kelt. sea dweller, [280]
Morgue, f. Fr. Kelt. sea dweller, [280]
Morgwen, f. Welsh, Kelt. sea lady, [280]
Morgwn, m. Welsh, Kelt. sea dweller, [280]
Moric, m. Bohm. Slov. Lat. Moor, [201]
Moricz, m. Hung. Lat. Moor, [201]
Moritz, m. Dan. Lat. Moor, [201]
Moritz, m. Ger. Lat. Moor, [201]
Moriz, m. Russ. Lat. Moor, [201]
Morman, m. Bret. Kelt. sea man, [201]
Morna, f. Scot. Kelt. beloved (?), [251]
Morolt, m. Eng. Kelt. sea protection, [280]
Morough, m. Ir. Kelt. sea protection, [280]
Morris, m. Ir. Lat. Moor, [201]
Mortough, m. Ir. Kelt. sea warrior, [280]
Morty, m. Ir. Kelt. sea warrior, [280]
Morven, m. Bret. Kelt. sea man, [280]
Morvren, m. Welsh, Kelt. sea raven, [280]
Morvryn, m. Welsh, Kelt. sea hill, [280]
Mose, m. It. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Moses, m. Eng. Ger. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mote Mahal, f. Arab. pearl of the harem, [2]
Mousa, m. Arab. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mozes, m. Dutch, Slov. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mozses, m. Hung. Heb. drawn out, [27]
Mrena, f. Serv. Slav. white in the eyes, [445]
Mros, m. Lus. Gr. immortal, [109]
Mrosk, m. Lus. Gr. immortal, [109]
Mstislav, m. Slav. avenging glory, [441]
Muircheartach, m. Erse, Kelt. sea warrior, [280]
Muireradhach, m. Erse, Kelt. sea protector, [280]
Muirgis, m. Erse, Kelt. sea, [280].
Mukkel, m. Bav. Slov. helpless, [43]
Mukki, m. Bav. Slov. helpless, [43]
Mun, m. Eng. Teu. rich protection, [378]
Muna, f. Span. Basque, [460]
Munghu, m. Gael. Kelt. loveable, [258]
Mungo, m. Scot. Kelt. loveable, [258]
Munila, f. Span. Basque, [460]
Muno, m. Span. Basque, [460]
Murdoch, m. Scot. Kelt. sea protector, [280]
Muriel, f. Eng. Gr. myrrh, [125]
Murphy, m. Ir. Kelt. sea warrior, [280]
Murrin, f. Erse, Kelt. long haired, [100]
Murtagh, m. Ir. Kelt. sea warrior, [280]
Murtough, m. Fr. Kelt. sea warrior, [280]
Musidora, f. Eng. Gr. gift of the Muses, [72]
Myles, m. Ir. Gr. crusher, [77]
Myne, Lith. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Mynette, Lith. Teu. helmet of resolution, [315]
Myra, f. Eng.
Mysic, f. Scot. Gr. pearl, [121]
Myvanwy, f. Welsh, Kelt. 279

Naatje, f. Dutch, Heb. grace, [42]
Nace, m. Slov. Lat. fiery, [194]
Nada, f. Serv. Slav. hope, [439]
Nadan, f. Serv. Slav. hope, [439]
Nadezna, f. Russ. Slav. hope, [439]
Nadine, f. Fr. Slav. hope, [439]
Nafaniel, m. Russ. Heb. gift of God, [25]
Nahum, m. Eng. Heb. comfort, [51]
Nan, f. Eng. Heb. grace, [42]
Nancy, f. Eng. Heb. grace, [42]
Nandel, m. Ger. Teu. adventuring life, [433]
Nanette, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Nani, f. Hung. Heb. grace, [42]
Nanna, f. Nor. Teu. bold, [304]
Nanna, f. It. Heb. grace, [42]
Nanneli, f. Swiss, Heb. grace, [42]
Nannerl, f. Bav. Heb. grace, [42]
Nanni, m. Ital. Heb. the Lord’s grace, [45]
Nanno, m. Fris. Teu. bold, [304]
Nannon, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Nannos, m. Gr. Heb. grace of the Lord, [45]
Nanny, f. Eng. Heb. grace, [42]
Nanon, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Nanty, m. Scot. Lat. inestimable, [142]
Naomi, f. Eng. Heb. pleasant, [28]
Nap, m. Eng. Lat. of the new city, [200]
Naphthali, m. Eng. Heb. wrestling, [7]
Napo, m. Ger. Lat. of the new city, [200]
Napoleon, m. Fr. Gr. of the new city, [200]
Napoleone, m. It. Gr. of the new city, [200]
Napolio, m. It. Gr. of the new city, [200]
Narcisse, m. Fr. Gr. daffodil, [81]
Narcissus, m. Eng. Gr. daffodil, [81]
Narkiss, m. Russ. Gr. daffodil, [81]
Nastagio, f. m. It. Gr. of the resurrection, [110]
Nastassja, f. Russ. Gr. of the resurrection, [110]
Naste, f. m. Lett. Lat. Christmas child, [210]
Nastenka, f. Russ. Gr. of the resurrection, [110]
Nat, m. Eng. Heb. gift of God, [25]
Natale, m. It. Lat. Christmas child, [209]
Natalia, f. It. Span. Lat. Christmas child, [209]
Natalie, f. Fr. Ger. Lat. Christmas child, [209]
Natalija, f. Russ. Lat. Christmas child, [209]
Natalita, f. Span. Lat. Christmas child, [209]
Natanaelle, m. It. Heb. gift of God, [25]
Natascha, f. Russ. Lat. Christmas child, [209]
Nataschenka, f. Russ. Lat. Christmas child, [210]
Nathan, m. Eng. Heb. gift, [25]
Nathanael, m. Eng. Heb. gift of God, [25]
Nathanial, m. Wall. Heb. gift of God, [25]
Nathaniel, m. Fr. Heb. gift of God, [25]
Natividad, f. Span. Lat. birth, [209]
Navarino, m. Eng.
Nazji, m. Bav. Lat. fiery, [194]
Nazarene, m. Ger. Heb. of Nazareth, [39]
Naze, m. Bav. Lat. fiery, [194]
Nazel, m. Bav. Lat. fiery, [194]
Neal, m. Ir. Kelt. chief, [240]
Neapolio, m. It. Gr. of the new city, [200]
Neapoleon, m. It. Gr. of the new city, [200]
Necek, m. Slov. Gr. man, [86]
Ned, m. Eng. Teu. rich guard, [378]
Neda, f. Bulg. Slav. Sunday, [218]
Nedan, m. Bulg. Slav. Sunday, [218]
Nedelko, m. Bulg. Slav. Sunday, [218]
Nedeljka, f. Bulg. Slav. Sunday, [218]
Nedelschko, m. Ill. Slav. Sunday, [218]
Nedo, m. Ill. Slav. Sunday, [218]
Neeldje, m. Dutch, Lat. horn (?), [314]
Nehemiah, m. Eng. Heb. comfort of the Lord, [51]
Neidhard, m. Ger. Teu. firm compulsion, [418]
Neill, m. Gadhael. Kelt. champion, [240]
Nelle, f. Dutch, Lat. horn (?), [146]
Nelle, f. Ger. Gr. stone, [108]
Nelly, f. Eng. Gr. light, [68]
Neot, m. A.S. compulsion, [418]
Nepomucen, m. Pol. Slav. helpless, [43]
Nepomuk, m. Bohm. Slav. helpless, [43]
Nese, f. Lett. Gr. pure, [119]
Nesle, m. Fr. Lat. black, [168]
Nessie, f. Manx, Gr. pure, [119]
Nest, f. Welsh, Gr. pure, [119]
Neto, f. Esth. Gr. pure, [119]
Neza, f. Slov. Gr. pure, [119]
Nezica, f. Slov. Gr. pure, [119]
Nial, m. Nor. Kelt. champion, [240]
Nib, f. Eng. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
Nicholas, m. Eng. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nichon, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Nick, m. Eng. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nickel, m. Bav. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicodème, m. Fr. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicodemus, m. Eng. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicol, m. Scot. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicola, m. It. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicolaas, m. Dutch, Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicolas, m. Fr. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicolau, m. Port. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicole, m. Fr. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicolette, f. Fr. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicolina, f. Gr. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nicolo, m. Ital. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nidbert, m. Ger. Teu. bright compelling, [418]
Nidhert, m. Ger. Teu. firm compelling, [418]
Niels, m. Scot. Kelt. champion, [240]
Niel, m. Dan. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nigel, m. Scot. Lat. black, [168], [241]
Nigellus, m. Lat. black, [168]
Niger, m. Lat. black, [168]
Nikias, m. Gr. conquering, [90]
Nikka, m. Lapp. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikkelis, m. Lett. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikki, m. Finn. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikla, m. Bav. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Niklaas, m. Dutch, Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Niklas, m. Ger. Swed. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Niklau, m. Bav. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikodem, m. Gr. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikodemos, m. Gr. Slov. Bulg. victory of the people, [90]
Nikola, m. Russ. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikolaj, m. Russ. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikolas, m. Dutch, Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikolascha, m. Russ. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikolaus, m. Ger. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nikon, m. Russ. Gr. victory, [90]
Niku, m. Finn. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Niles, m. Finn. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nille, Nor. Gr. stone, [108]
Nillon, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Nilo, m. Finn. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Nils, m. Swed. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
Ninetta, f. Ital. Heb. grace, [42]
Ninette, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Ninian, m. Scot. Kelt. [240]
Ninidh, m. Erse, Kelt. [240]
Ninon, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
Niord, m. Nor. Teu. sea god, [306]
Nithard, m. Ger. Teu. firm compulsion, [418]
Nitz, m. Ger. Teu. firm compulsion, [418]
Njal, m. Ice. Teu. champion, [240]
Noa, m. It. Heb. rest, [9]
Noah, m. Dutch, Heb. rest, [9]
Noachas, m. Gr. Heb. rest, [9]
Noah, m. Eng. Heb. rest, [9]
Noe, m. Fr. Russ. Heb. rest, [9]
Noël, m. Fr. Lat. Christmas, [209]
Noll, m. Eng. Teu. olive, [208]
Nöll, m. Dutch, Lat. horn, [314]
Nona, f. Eng. Lat. ninth, [138]
Nonna, f. Lat. ninth, [138]
Nonne, m. Fris. Teu. bold, [304]
Nora, f. Ir. Lat. honour, [190]
Norah, f. Ir. Lat. honour, [190]
Norbert, m. Ger. Teu. Niord’s brightness, [306]
Nordhilda, f. Ger. Teu. Niord’s battle maid, [306]
Norman, m. Scot. Teu. Niord’s man, [306]
Notberg, f. Ger. Teu. compelling protection, [418]
Notger, m. Ger. Teu. compelling spear, [418]
Notto, m. Nor. Teu. compelling wolf, [418]
Nottulf, m. Nor. Teu. compelling wolf, [418]
Novak, m. Ill. Slov. new.
Novia, f. Ill. Slav. Lat. new.
Nozzo, m. It. Heb. grace of the Lord, [46]
Nuala, f. Ir. Kelt. fair shoulders, [245]
Numps, m. Eng. Heb. staff of peace, [350]
Nuño, f. Span.
Nuno, m. Span.
Nunziata, f. It. Lat. announced, [30]

Oado, m. Esth. Heb. red earth, [10]
Obadiah, m. Eng. Heb. servant of the Lord, [50]
Obramas, m. Lith. Heb. father of nations, [11]
Octave, f. Fr. Lat. eighth, [138]
Octavia, f. Eng. Lat. eighth, [138]
Octaviano, m. Rom. Lat. eighth, [138]
Octavianus, m. Lat. eighth, [138]
Octavien, m. Fr. Lat. eighth, [138]
Octavie, f. Fr. Lat. eighth, [138]
Octavius, m. Lat. eighth, [138]
Ocko, m. Fris. Teu. noble rich, [409]
Oda, f. Ger. Teu. rich, [376]
Odbjorg, f. m. Ger. Teu. rich protection, [378]
Odde, m. Ger. Teu. rich, [376]
Oddgrim, m. Nor. Teu. rich helmet, [378]
Oddlaug, f. Nor. Teu. rich liquor, [378]
Oddleif, m. Nor. Teu. rich relic, [378]
Oddmund, m. Nor. Teu. rich protection, [378]
Oddny, m. Nor. Teu. rich freshness, [378]
Oddo, f. m. Nor. Teu. rich, [378]
Oddr, f. m. Nor. Teu. rich, [378]
Oddveig, m. Nor. Teu. rich liquor, [378]
Oddward, m. Ger. rich guard, [378]
Ode, f. Nor. Teu. rich, [376]
Odes, m. It. Teu. rich, [376]
Odelburga, f. Ger. Teu. noble guard, [411]
Odelbrecht, m. Ger. Teu. noble brightness, [411]
Odelgis, m. Ger. Teu. noble pledge, [411]
Odelind, f. Ger. Teu. noble snake, [411]
Odelric, m. Ger. Teu. noble rule, [411]
Odgisl, m. Nor. Teu. rich pledge, [411]
Odgjer, m. Nor. Teu. rich spear, [411]
Odgund, f. Ger. Teu. rich war, [411]
Odila, f. Ger. Fr. Teu. rich, [411]
Odile, f. Fr. Teu. rich, [411]
Odilo, m. Ger. Teu. rich, [378]
Odilon, m. Fr. Teu. rich, [378]
Odkatla, f. Nor. rich kettle, [376]
Odkel, m. Nor. rich kettle, [376]
Odli, m. Swiss, Heb. red earth, [10]
Odmar, Nor. Teu. rich fame, [378]
Odo, m. Ger. Eng. Teu. rich, [378]
Odoacer, m. Lat. Teu. treasure watcher, [377]
Odoardo, m. It. Teu. rich guard, [378]
Odolf, m. Ger. Teu. rich wolf, [378]
Odon, m. Fr. Teu. rich, [378]
Odorico, m. It. Teu. rich ruler, [378]
Odulf, m. Ger. Teu. noble wolf, [378]
Odvald, m. Ger. Teu. rich power, [378]
Odvin, m. Ger. Teu. rich friend, [378]
Ody, m. Fr. Kelt. lamb, [140]
Odysseus, m. Gr. hater, [75]
Œgiliv, m. Nor. Teu. Œgir’s relic, [323]
Œgils, m. Nor. Teu. awful, [323]
Œgulv, m. Nor. Teu. awful wolf, [323]
Œgunn, m. Nor. Teu. awful maiden, [323]
Œgwind, m. Nor. awful Wend, [323]
Oëlrich, m. Ger. Teu. noble ruler, [409]
Offa, m. A.G.S. Teu. wild boar (?), [334]
Ofura, f. Lat. Teu. island prudence, [431]
Offy, f. Eng. Gr. divine love, [100]
Oggiero, m. Ital. Teu. holy, [402]
Ogmund, m. Nor. Teu. awful protection, [323]
Ogier, m. Fr. Teu. holy, [402]
Ognoslav, m. Ill. Slav. fire glory.
Ogvalld, m. Nor. awful power, [323]
Oieif, m. Nor. Teu. island wolf, [431]
Oiel, m. Nor. Teu. island wolf, [431]
Oighrigh, f. Gael. Gr. fair speech, [88]
Oisean, m. Gadhael. Kelt. [243]
Olaf, m. Nor. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
Olaüs, m. Lat. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
Olav, m. Nor. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
Olave, m. Eng. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
Olbracht, m. Pol. Teu. noble brightness, [411]
Oldrich, m. Bohm. Teu. nobler ruler, [409]
Ole, m. Nor. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
Oleg, m. Russ. Teu. holy, [68]
Olery, m. Fr. Teu. noble ruler, [409]
Olfert, m. Ger. Teu. noble peace, [411]
Olga, f. Russ. Teu. holy, [68]
Olger, m. Dan. Teu. holy, [68]
Olier, m. Bret. Lat. olive, [203]
Olimpia, f. Ital. Gr. Olympian, [97]
Olinka, f. Russ. Teu. holy, [448]
Olive, f. Eng. Lat. [203]
Oliviëros, m. Port. S. Lat. olive, [203]
Oliver, m. Eng. Lat. olive, [203]
Oliverio, m. Port. Lat. olive, [203]
Oliveros, m. Span. Lat. olive, [203]
Olivia, f. Eng. Lat. olive, [203]
Olivier, m. Fr. Lat. olive, [203]
Oliviero, m. It. Lat. olive, [203]
Olop, m. Esth. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
Olve, m. Nor. Teu. ale, [432]
Olver, m. Nor. Teu. ale, [432]
Olympe, f. Fr. Gr. Olympian, [97]
Olympia, f. Eng. Gr. Olympian, [97]
Olympias, f. Eng. Gr. Olympian, [97]
Olympie, f. Ger. Gr. Olympian, [97]
Onan, m. Ir. Heb. Lat. dwarf Adam, [10]
Ondrej, m. Bohm. Gr. man, [86]
Onfroi, m. Fr. Teu. support of peace, [350]
Onofredo, m. Ital. Teu. support of peace, [350]
Onofrio, m. It. Teu. support of peace, [350]
Onora, m. Erse, Lat. honour, [190]
Onoré, m. Fr. Lat. honoured, [190]
Onorij, m. Slov. Lat. honoured, [190]
Onuphrius, m. Lat. Teu. support of peace, [350]
Onufrio, m. It. Teu. support of peace, [350]
Ophelia, f. Eng. Gr. serpent, [346]
Orac, m. Slov. Lat. [148]
Orazia, f. It. Lat. [148]
Orazio, m. It. Lat. [148]
Orban, m. Hung. Lat. citizen, [202]
Ordoño, m. Span. Teu. rich friend (?), [376]
Orflath, f. Erse, Kelt. golden lady, [125]
Orlando, m. Ital. Teu. fame of the land, [389]
Orm, m. Ice. Teu. serpent, [346]
Ormar, m. Nor. Teu. serpent warrior, [346]
Ormilda, f. Ice. Teu. serpent battle maid, [346]
Orsch, f. Swiss, Lat. bear, [199]
Orscheli, f. Swiss, Lat. bear, [199]
Orse, f. Hung. Heb. oath of God, [35]
Orseline, f. Dutch, Lat. bear, [199]
Orsike, f. Hung. Heb. oath of God, [35]
Orsola, f. Ital. Lat. bear, [199]
Orsolya, f. Hung. Lat. bear, [199]
Orson, m. Eng. Lat. bear, [199]
Ortensia, f. It. Lat. gardener, [147]
Ortensio, m. It. Lat. gardener, [147]
Ortleip, m. Ger. Teu. rich relic, [378]
Ortgrim, m. Ger. Teu. rich helm, [378]
Ortgar, m. Ger. Teu. rich spear, [378]
Orto, m. Ger. Teu. rich, [378]
Ortwin, m. Ger. Teu. rich friend, [378]
Ortwulf, Ger. Teu. rich wolf, [378]
Orzil, m. Prov. Teu. rich, [378]
Osbert, m. Ger. Teu. divinely bright, [290]
Osberta, f. Ger. Teu. divinely bright, [290]
Osborn, m. Eng. Teu. divine bear, [290]
Osberga, f. Eng. Teu. divine pledge, [290]
Oscar, m. Fr. Kelt. bounding warrior, [251], [291]
Oscetyl, m. A.S. Teu. divine kettle, [291]
Oseep, m. Russ. Heb. addition, [23]
Osfred, m. Eng. Teu. divine peace, [290]
Osgar, m. Gael. Kelt. bounding warrior, [251]
Osgifu, f. m. A.S. Teu. Asagod’s gift, [290]
Osgod, m. Dan. Teu. Asagod, [290]
Oska, f. Lus. Lat. bear, [199], [291]
Oskar, m. Ger. Teu. divine spear, [290]
Osketyl, m. Dan. Teu. divine cauldron, [291]
Oslac, m. Eng. Teu. divine sport, [291]
Oslaf, m. Eng. Teu. divine legacy, [291]
Osmod, Ger. Teu. divine wrath, [291]
Osmond, m. Eng. Teu. divine protection, [291]
Osmont, m. Fr. Teu. divine protection, [291]
Osred, m. Eng. Teu. divine council, [291]
Osric, m. Eng. Teu. divine rule, [291]
Ossian, m. Eng. Kelt. 66.
Osthryth, f. Eng. divine threatener, [291]
Osulf, m. Eng. Teu. divine wolf, [291]
Oswald, m. Eng. Teu. divine power, [291]
Oswine, m. A.S. Teu. divine friend, [291]
Oswy, m. Eng. Teu. divine holiness, [291]
Osyth, f. Eng. Teu. divine strength, [291]
Otemar, m. Ger. Teu. rich fame, [378]
Otfried, m. Ger. Teu. rich peace, [376]
Othao, m. Port. Teu. rich, [376]
Othello, m. It. Teu. rich, [376]
Other, m. Ger. Teu. happy warrior, [376]
Othes, m. Fr. Teu. rich, [376]
Othilia, f. m. Fr. Teu. rich battle maid, [341]
Otho, m. Lat. Teu. happy (?), [376]
Otpald, m. Ger. happy bold, [376]
Otpraht, m. Ger. happy bright, [376]
Ottavia, f. m. It. Lat. eighth, [138]
Ottavio, m. It. Lat. eighth, [138]
Otte, m. Ger. Teu. happy, [376]
Otthild, f. Ger. Teu. happy battle maid, [376]
Ottilia, f. Lat. Teu. happy battle maid, [376]
Ottmar, m. Ger. Teu. happy fame, [376]
Otto, m. It. Ger. Teu. rich, [376]
Ottokar, m. Ger. Teu. happy spear, [376]
Ottone, m. It. Teu. happy, [376]
Ottorino, m. It. Teu. happy, [376]
Ottur, m. Nor. Ger. awful, [356]
Ouen, m. Fr. Teu. rich friend, [376]
Ougunna, f. Nor. Teu. rich war, [376]
Oulf, Nor. Teu. rich wolf, [376]
Ours, m. Fr. Lat. bear, [199]
Ovind, m. Nor. Teu. island Wend, [431]
Owain, m. Welsh, Kelt. lamb, or warrior, [273]
Owen, m. Eng. Kelt. lamb, or young warrior, [273]

Pablo, m. Span. Lat. little, [165]
Pacifico, m. It. Lat. pacific, [190]
Paddy, m. Ir. Lat. noble, [195]
Padrig, m. Erse, Lat. noble, [195]
Pagano, m. It. Lat. countryman, [202]
Paganus, m. Lat. countryman, [202]
Pain, m. Eng. Lat. countryman, [202]
Pal, m. Hung. Lat. little, [165]
Palko, m. Hung. Lat. little, [165]
Palladius, m. Lat. Gr. of Pallas, [64]
Pallig, m. Dan. [419]
Palne, m. Dan. [419]
Pamela, f. Eng. [464]
Pancrace, m. Ir. Gr. all ruler, [90]
Pancracio, m. Rom. Gr. all ruler, [90]
Pancracy, m. Pol. Gr. all ruler, [90]
Pancras, m. Eng. Gr. all ruler, [90]
Pancrazio, m. Ital. Gr. all ruler, [90]
Pankratios, m. Gr. all ruling, [90]
Panna, f. Hung. Heb. grace, [42]
Panni, f. Hung. Heb. grace, [42]
Pantaleon, m. Fr. Gr. all a lion, [90]
Pantaleone, m. It. Gr. all a lion, [90]
Paola, f. It. Lat. little, [165]
Paolina, f. It. Lat. little, [165]
Paolino, m. It. Lat. little, [165]
Paolo, m. It. Lat. little, [165]
Pappo, m. Ger. Ten, father, [333]
Parascha, f. Russ. Slav. Good Friday child, [216]
Parysatis, f. Gr. Zend. fairy born (?).
Paraskeva, f. Russ. Slav. Good Friday child, [216]
Pari, m. Fr. Lat. fatherly, [195]
Parnel, f. Eng. Gr. stone, [108]
Parthenois, m. Gr. Gr. of the virgin, [64]
Parthenope, m. Eng. Gr. the virgin’s city, [64]
Pas, m. Pol. Lat. little, [165]
Pascal, m. Span. Heb. passover child, [215]
Pascha, f. Russ. Slav. Good Friday child, [215]
Pascha, f. Russ. Slav. Good Friday child, [215]
Paschal, m. Fr. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Paschina, f. It. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Paschino, m. It. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Pascoal, m. Port. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Pascoe, m. Eng. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Pascual, m. Span. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Pasinek, m. Pol. Lat. little, [165]
Pasquale, m. It. Heb. Easter child, [215]
Passion, m. Eng. Lat. suffering, [215]
Pat, m. Ir. Lat. noble, [195]
Pate, m. Scot. Lat. noble, [195]
Paternus, m. Lat. fatherly, [195]
Patie, m. Scot. Lat. noble, [195]
Patience, f. Eng. Lat. bearing up, [193]
Patiens, m. Lat. patient, [193]
Patrice, m. Fr. Lat. noble, [195]
Patricia, f. Scot. Lat. noble, [195]
Patricio, m. Rom. Lat. noble, [195]
Patricius, m. Lat. noble, [195]
Patrick, m. Eng. Lat. noble, [195]
Patrikij, m. Russ. Lat. noble, [195]
Patriz, m. Ger. Lat. noble, [195]
Patrizia, f. It. Lat. noble, [195]
Patrizio, m. It. Lat. noble, [195]
Patty, f. Eng. Heb. becoming bitter, [29]
Paul, m. Fr. Ger. Eng. Lat. little, [165]
Paula, f. Span. Port. Lat. little, [165]
Paule, f. Ger. Lat. little, [165]
Paulette, f. Fr. Lat. little, [165]
Paulin, m. Ger. Lat. little, [165]
Paulina, f. Rom. Eng. Span. Lat. little, [165]
Pauline, f. Ger. Fr. Lat. little, [165]
Paulino, m. It. Lat. little, [165]
Paulinus, m. Lat. little, [165]
Paulisca, f. Ger. Lat. little, [165]
Paulo, m. Rom. Port. Lat. little, [165]
Paulot, m. Fr. Lat. little, [165]
Paultje, m. Dutch, Lat. little, [165]
Paulus, m. Ger. Lat. little, [165]
Pav, m. Lapp. Lat. little, [165]
Pava, m. Ill. Lat. little, [165]
Paval, m. Lapp. Lat. little, [165]
Pavek, m. Esth. Lapp. Lat. little, [165]
Pavel, m. Russ. Wall. Pol. Bohm. Lat. little, [165]
Pavelek, m. Pol. Lat. little, [165]
Pavils, m. Lett. Lap. little, [165]
Pavko, m. Ill. Lat. little, [165]
Pavl, m. Ill. Lat. little, [165]
Pavla, f. Russ. Lat. little, [165]
Pavli, m. Esth. Lat. little, [165]
Pavlenka, m. Russ. Lat. little, [165]
Pavlika, f. m. Slav. Lat. little, [165]
Pavlija, m. Ill. Lat. little, [165]
Pavlin, m. Slav. Lat. little, [165]
Pavlina, f. Slav. Lat. little, [165]
Pavluscha, m. Russ. Lat. little, [165]
Pavol, m. Lus. Lat. little, [165]
Pawel, m. Pol. Lat. little, [165]
Payen, m. Fr. Lat. countryman, [202]
Payne, m. Eng. Lat. countryman, [202]
Peace, f. Eng.
Peder, m. Nor. Gr. stone, [108]
Pedo, m. Esth. Gr. stone, [108]
Pedrinho, m. Port. Gr. stone, [108]
Pedro, m. Port. Span. Gr. stone, [108]
Peggy, f. Eng. Gr. pearl, [121]
Peira, m. Prov. Gr. stone, [108]
Pejo, m. Ill. Gr. stone, [108]
Pelage, m. Fr. Gr. of the sea, [203]
Pelagia, f. m. Gr. of the sea, [203]
Pelagio, m. Rom. Gr. of the sea, [203]
Pelagius, m. Lat. Gr. of the sea, [203]
Pelayo, m. Span. Gr. of the sea, [203]
Peleg, m. Eng. Heb. dispersion, [15]
Pelei, m. Swiss, Gr. of the sea, [203]
Pelgrim, m. Dutch, Gr. stranger, [203]
Pellegrino, m. It. Lat. pilgrim, [203]
Pen, f. Eng. Gr. weaver, [75]
Penelope, f. Eng. Gr. weaver, [75]
Penny, f. Eng. Gr. weaver, [75]
Pent, m. Lapp. Lat. blessed, [184]
Penta, m. Lapp. Lat. blessed, [184]
Pentecost, m. Eng. Gr. Whitsuntide, [216]
Pentecoste, f. Eng. Gr. Whitsuntide, [216]
Pepa, f. Span. Heb. addition, [23]
Pepe, m. Span. Heb. addition, [23]
Pepin, m. Fr. Teu. father, [333]
Pepino, m. Rom. Teu. father, [333]
Pepita, f. Span. Heb. addition, [23]
Pepito, m. Span. Heb. addition, [23]
Peppo, m. It. Heb. addition, [23]
Pepsa, m. Ill. Heb. addition, [23]
Per, m. Swiss. Gr. stone, [108]
Perahtheri, m. O. Ger. Teu. bright army, [415]
Perahthild, f. O. Ger. Teu. bright battle maid, [415]
Perahtmar, m. O. Ger. Teu. bright fame, [415]
Perahtolf, m. O. Ger. Teu. bright wolf, [415]
Perahtram, m. O. Ger. Teu. bright raven, [415]
Percival, m. Eng. Kelt. companion of the chalice, [278]
Peredur, m. Welsh, Kelt. companion of the chalice, [278]
Pérégrin, m. Fr. Lat. traveller, [203]
Peregrine, m. Eng. Lat. traveller, [203]
Peregrinus, m. Lat. traveller, [203]
Peregrino, m. It. Lat. stranger, [203]
Perent, m. Esth. Teu. bear firm, [340]
Perette, f. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Perino, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Perizada, f. Pers. Pers. fairy born.
Pernel, f. Eng. Gr. stone, [108]
Pero, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Pero, m. Esth. Teu. bear firm, [340]
Perpetua, f. It. Lat. lasting, [197]
Perrin, m. Fr. Ger. stone, [108]
Perrine, f. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Perronik, Bret. [108]
Pert, m. Esth. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
Pet, m. Esth. Gr. stone, [108]
Petar, m. Ill. Gr. stone, [108]
Peter, m. Eng. Ger. Gr. stone, [108]
Peteris, m. Lett. Gr. stone, [108]
Peters, m. Lett. Gr. stone, [108]
Petko, m. Lus. Bulg. Gr. stone, [108]
Peto, m. Lus. Gr. stone, [108]
Petr, m. Bohm. Russ. Gr. stone, [108]
Petra, m. Esth. Gr. stone, [108]
Petra, f. Ill. Gr. stone, [108]
Petraca, f. Ger. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrarca, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Petras, m. Lett. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrica, m. Ill. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrija, f. Ill. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrik, m. Bret. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrina, f. Scot. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrine, f. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrinka, m. Russ. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrisse, f. Ger. Gr. stone, [108]
Petronella, f. Ger. Eng. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Petronelle, f. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Petronilha, f. Port. Gr. stone, [108]
Petros, m. Gr. stone, [108]
Petru, m. Wall. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrus, m. Lat. Gr. stone, [108]
Petrusa, f. Ill. Gr. stone, [108]
Petruscha, m. Russ. Gr. stone, [108]
Petsch, m. Lus. Gr. stone, [108]
Petur, m. Bulg. Gr. stone, [108]
Pewlin, m. Welsh, Lat. little, [165]
Phaddei, m. Russ. Aram. praise, [20]
Phadrig, m. Erse, Lat. noble, [195]
Pharamond, m. Eng. Teu. travelled protector, [432]
Phelim, m. Ir. Kelt. Erse, good, [257]
Phemie, f. Scot. Gr. fair fame, [88]
Pheodor, m. Russ. Gr. divine gift, [101]
Pheodora, f. m. Russ. Gr. divine gift, [101]
Pheodosij, m. Russ. Gr. divine gift, [103]
Pheodosia, f. m. Russ. Gr. divine gift, [103]
Pherenike, f. Gr. bringing victory, [90]
Phil, m. Eng. Ger. love horses, [79]
Philadelphia, f. Eng. Gr. love of brethren, [93]
Philalethes, m. Gr. love of truth, [94]
Philander, m. Eng. Gr. love man, [94]
Philaret, m. Gr. Gr. love virtue, [94]
Philaretos, m. Gr. love virtue, [94]
Phile, f. Gr. love, [93]
Philemon, m. Eng. Gr. loving thought, [94]
Philetus, m. Am. Gr. love, [94]
Philibert, m. Fr. Teu. will bright, [315]
Philine, f. Ger. Gr. love, [94]
Philip, m. Eng. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philipp, m. Ger. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philippa, f. Eng. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philippe, m. Fr. Gr. love hores, [79]
Philippine, f. Ger. Fr. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philippos, m. Gr. loving horses, [79]
Philippot, m. Fr. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philippote, f. Fr. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philippus, m. Lat. Gr. love horses, [79]
Philologus, m. Eng. Gr. love the word, [94]
Philothée, f. m. Fr. Gr. love God, [94]
Philotheus, m. Eng. Gr. love God, [94]
Philumena, f. Lat. daughter of light, [208]
Philumène, f. Lat. daughter of light, [208]
Phillis, f. Eng. Gr. foliage, [81]
Philon, m. Fr. Gr. love, [94]
Philoxène, f. Fr. Gr. loving the stranger, [93]
Phocas, m. Lat. Gr. Phocian, [200]
Phœbe, f. Eng. Gr. shining, [65]
Phœbus, m. Lat. Gr. shining, [65]
Phokas, m. Gr. Phocian, [200]
Photinee, f. Gr. light, [65]
Photius, m. Gr. light, [65]
Phrankiskos, m. M. Gr. Teu. free, [300]
Phroso, f. M. Gr. Gr. mirth, [72]
Phyllis, f. Eng. Gr. green bough, [81]
Pia, f. It. Lat. pious, [193]
Pico, m. It. Lat. woodpecker, [176]
Picus, m. Lat. woodpecker, [176]
Pie, m. Fr. Lat. pious, [193]
Pier, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Pieran, m. Corn. Kelt. black, [255]
Pierce, m. Eng. Gr. stone, [108]
Piere, m. O. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Piero, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Pieron, m. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Pierot, m. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Pierre, m. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Pierrot, m. Fr. Gr. stone, [108]
Piers, m. Eng. Gr. stone, [108]
Pies, m. Pol. Gr. stone, [108]
Piet, m. Dutch, Gr. stone, [108]
Pieter, m. Dutch, Gr. stone, [108]
Pieti, m. Pol. Gr. stone, [108]
Pietro, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Pietruccio, m. It. Gr. stone, [108]
Piety, f. Eng. Lat. piety, [193]
Pij, m. Russ. Lat. pious, [193]
Pikka, f. Lapp. Kelt. strength, [236]
Pikke, f. Lapp. Kelt. strength, [236]
Pil, m. Esth. Lat. wise old woman, [179]
Pilar, f. Span. Lat. pillar, [30]
Pilgrim, m. Eng. Lat. traveller, [203]
Pimme, f. Esth. Gr. fair fame, [88]
Pine, f. Ger. Gr. loving horses, [79]
Pinna, m. Lapp. Lat. blessed, [184]
Pint, m. Lapp. Lat. blessed, [184]
Pinus, m. Ger. Gr. loving horses, [79]
Pio, m. It. Lat. pious, [193]
Piotr, m. Pol. Gr. stone, [108]
Pipin, m. Ger. Teu. father, [333]
Pippa, f. It. Gr. loving horses, [79]
Pippin, m. Dutch, Eng. Teu. father, [333]
Pippo, m. It. Gr. loving horses, [79]
Pirket, f. Lapp. Kelt. strength, [236]
Pirimona, m. Maori, Gr. loving thought.
Pirrit, f. Esth. Kelt. strength, [236]
Pius, m. It. Lat. pious, [193]
Pjetr, m. Lus. Gr. stone, [108]
Pjetrik, m. Lus. Gr. stone, [108]
Plaxy, f. Corn. Gr. active.
Plectrude, f. Fr. Teu. lightning battle maid.
Pobjus, m. Lith. Lat. of a bean, [146]
Poldo, m. Slav. Teu. people’s prince, [430]
Polei, m. Swiss, Lat. of the sea, [203]
Polidoro, m. It. Gr. many gifted, [93]
Polieukt, m. Russ. Gr. much desired, [93]
Poliksenija, f. Russ. Gr. much hospitality, [93]
Polly, f. Eng. Heb. bitter, [29]
Polonia, f. Slov. Gr. of Apollo, [65]
Polonija, f. Slov. Gr. of Apollo, [65]
Polycarp, m. Eng. Gr. much fruit, [93]
Polydore, m. Eng. Gr. much gifted, [93]
Polydorus, m. Lat. Gr. much gifted, [93]
Polyeuktos, m. Gr. much longed for, [93]
Polyhymnia, f. Eng. Gr. of many hymns, [72]
Polykarpos, m. Gr. much fruit, [93]
Polyksenija, f. Russ. Gr. much hospitality, [93]
Polyxena, f. Gr. much hospitality, [93]
Polyxène, f. Fr. Gr. much hospitality, [93]
Pompée, m. Fr. Lat. of Pompeii, [151]
Pompeio, m. It. Lat. of Pompeii, [151]
Pompeius, m. Lat. of Pompeii, [151]
Pompey, m. Eng. Lat. of Pompeii [151]
Ponce, m. Span. Lat. fifth, [138]
Poncio, m. Rom. Lat. fifth, [138]
Pons, m. Fr. Lat. fifth, [138]
Pontius, m. Lat. fifth, [138]
Ponzio, m. It. Lat. fifth, [138]
Poppo, m. Ger. Teu. father, [333]
Porcia, f. Ger. Lat. of the pigs, [151]
Porcius, m. Lat. of the pigs, [151]
Portia, f. Eng. Lat. of the pigs, [151]
Porzia, f. It. Lat. of the pigs, [151]
Posthumus, m. Lat. the last, [136]
Poto, m. Ger. Teu. commander, [414]
Prancas, m. Lith. Teu. free, [209]
Prascovie, f. Fr. Slav. Good Friday child, [215]
Prassede, f. Ital. Gr. active, [94]
Pravdoslav, m. Ill. Slav. upright glory, [444]
Pravdoslava, f. Ill. Slav. upright glory, [444]
Pravoje, m. Ill. Slav. upright glory.
Praxedes, f. Lat. Gr. active, [94]
Prechtl, m. Bav. Teu. bright fame, [213]
Premislaus, m. Eng. Slav. thoughtful glory, [444]
Preban, m. Dan. Slav. [444]
Predbiorn, m. Dan. Slav. [444]
Pribislav, m. Slav. [444]
Pribislava, f. Slav. [439]
Priczus, m. Lith. Teu. peace ruler, [296]
Pridrik, m. Lett. Teu. peace rule, [296]
Primus, m. Lat. first, [137]
Priscilla, f. Eng. Lat. ancient, [163]
Priscus, m. Lat. ancient, [163]
Priske, f. Ger. Lat. ancient, [163]
Prissie, f. Eng. Lat. ancient, [163]
Prizzis, m. Lett. Teu. peace ruler, [296]
Prochoros, m. Gr. leader of the dance, [126]
Prochorus, m. Eng. Lat. leader of the dance, [126]
Procopius, m. Lat. Gr. progressive, [126]
Prokhor, m. Russ. Gr. leader of the dance, [126]
Prokop, m. Bohm. Gr. progressive, [126]
Prokopij, m. Russ. Gr. progressive, [126]
Prokupek, m. Bohm. Gr. progressive, [126]
Prometheus, m. Gr. love thought.
Prospero, m. It. Lat. prosperous, [192]
Prudence, f. Eng. [193]
Prudentius, m. Lat. prudent, [193]
Prydas, m. Litt. Teu. peace ruler, [296]
Prydikis, m. Litt. Teu. peace ruler, [296]
Przemysl, m. Bohm. Slav. thoughtful, [439]
Przemyslava, f. Pol. Slav. thoughtful glory, [439]
Psyche, f. m. Gr. soul, [447]
Pulcheria, f. Ger. It. Lat. fair, [196]
Pulcherie, f. Fr. Lat. fair, [196]
Purvan, m. Bulg. Slav. first, [442]
Purvance, m. Bulg. Slav. first, [442]

Quadratus, m. Lat. fourth, [137]
Quartinus, m. Lat. fourth, [137]
Quartus, m. Lat. fourth, [137]
Quenburga, f. Eng. Lat. queen pledge, [319]
Quendrida, f. Eng. Lat. queen threatener, [319]
Quenes, m. Fr. Teu. bold speech, [423]
Quentin, m. Scot. Lat. fifth, [138]
Queran, m. Flem. Scot. Kelt. black, [255]
Quintianus, m. Lat. fifth, [138]
Quintilianus, m. Lat. fifth, [138]
Quintus, m. Lat. fifth, [138]
Quiric, m. Fr. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
Quirinus, m. Lat. spearman, [177]
Quod-vult-Deus, m. Lat. what God wills, [188]