| Biblical baby names begining from P |
| Paarai |
 | Opening. |
| Padan-aram |
 | Cultivated field or table-land. |
| Padon |
| His redemption; ox-yoke |
| Pagiel |
| Prevention; or prayer; of God |
| Pahath-Moab |
| Ruler of Moab |
| Pai |
| Howling, sighing. |
| Palal |
| Thinking. |
| Palestina |
| Which is covered, watered, or brings and causes ruin. |
| Pallu |
| Marvelous, hidden. |
| Pallu |
| Admirable, hidden. Marvelous. |
| Palti |
| Deliverance, flight. |
| Paltiel |
| Deliverance; or banishment; of God |
| Pamphylia |
| A nation made up of every tribe. |
| Paphos |
| Which boils, or is very hot. |
| Parah |
| A cow, increasing. |
| Paran |
| Beauty, glory, ornament. |
| Parbar |
| A suburb. |
| Parmashta |
| A yearling bull. |
| Parmenas |
| That abides, or is permanent. |
| Parnach |
| A bull striking, or struck. |
| Parosh |
| A flea, the fruit of a moth. |
| Parshandatha |
| Given by prayer. |
| Paruah |
| Flourishing, that flies away. |
| Pasach |
| Thy broken piece. |
| Pasdammin |
| Portion or diminishing of blood. |
| Paseah |
| Passing over, halting. |
| Pashur |
| That extends or multiplies the hole, whiteness. |
| Patara |
| Trodden under foot. |
| Pathros |
| Mouthful of dough, persuasion of ruin. |
| Pathrusim |
| Mouthful of dough, persuasion of ruin. |
| Patmos |
| Mortal. |
| Patrobas |
| Paternal; that pursues the steps of his father |
| Pau |
| Howling, sighing. |
| Paul |
| Small; little |
| Paulus |
| Small; little |
| Pedahzur |
| 'Strong or powerful savior, stone of redemption' |
| Pedaiah |
| Redemption of the Lord. |
| Pekah |
| He that opens; that is at liberty |
| Pekahiah |
| It is the Lord that opens |
| Pekod |
| Noble; rulers |
| Pelaiah |
| The Lord's secret or miracle. |
| Pelaliah |
| Entreating the Lord. |
| Pelatiah |
| Let the Lord deliver; deliverance of the Lord |
| Peleg |
| Division. |
| Pelethites |
| Judges; destroyers |
| Pelonite |
| Falling, secret. |
| Peniel |
| Face or vision of God, that sees God. |
| Peninnah |
| Pearl, precious stone, the face. |
| Pentapolis |
| Five cities. |
| Pentateuch |
| The five books of Moses. |
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