Part 84 (2/2)

Pasquale: (1) Born at Easter.

Patrice: (1) n.o.ble; (2) Aristocrat.

Patricia: (1) n.o.ble; (2) Aristocratic.

Patrick: (1) n.o.ble; (2) Aristocratic.

Paul: (1) Small; (2) Little; (3) Humble.

Paris: (1) One who loves.

Paterson: (1) Father's son.

Payne: (1) Rural; (2) Villager; (3) Homely.

Pedro: See Peter.

Peggy: (1) Pearl.

Pennington: (1) Lit. ”Penny town”; (2) i.e. Poorville.

Penny: (1) Plant with large, handsome flowers.

Penrith: (1) Main river crossing.

Percival: See Percy.

Percy: (1) Penetrates the valley.

Perri: (1) The tree bearing pears.

Perry: (1) (French) Rock; (2) (Latin) Roaming, travelling, wanderer; (3) (French) The tree bearing pears.

Persian: (1) Independent (as in cat).

Perth: (1) Shrubbery with p.r.i.c.kles or spines.

Peta: (1) See Peter; (2) Golden-colored eagle.

Peter: (1) A rock; (2) A stone.

Petronella: See Peter.

Philadelphia: (1) Brotherly love.

Philip: (1) One who loves horses; (2) Lover of Egypt (turning to the world).

(2) Isa. 31:1, 3.

Phoebe: (1) Radiant; (2) Glowing.

Phoenix: (1) Red as blood; (2) Mythological bird that was resurrected.

Phylis: (1) A leafy green branch.

Pierre: See Peter.

Pino: (1) My G.o.d will increase.

Pirie: (1) The son of Peter; (2) Dweller by the pear tree.

Pittsburgh: (1) Former steel producer; (2) Pirates (baseball team).

Polly: (1) Beloved one.

Porsche: (1) Portion or offering.

Port: (1) A door; (2) Doorkeeper.

Priscilla: (1) Old; (2) Lived long.

Prospect: (1) Positive future.

Pryor: (1) Officer in a monastic order.

Quade: (1) Powerful ruler.

Quaide: (1) Powerful fighter.

Quanesha: (1) Energetic or vivacious; (2) Woman.

Queens (NY): See Queen in Metaphor Dictionary.

Queensland: See Queen in Metaphor Dictionary.

Quigley: (1) Wild or unruly hair.

Quigly: (1) Of mother's side.

Quimby: (1) Lady's estate.

Quincy: (1) Fifth born.

Quinten: (1) Fifth born.

Quong: (1) A bright light.

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