All Names - P

A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z

FIRST PREV ( Page 1 of 54 ) NEXT LAST

name	gender	origin	meaning
Pa(N)Txike	Female	Basque	Free
Paaie	Female	Manx	Pearl
Paavali	Male	Finnish	Small, Humble
Paavan	Male	Hindu	Holy
Pabla	Male	Hispanic	Form of PAULI See PAUL
Pabla	Female	Spanish	From the name PAULINE
Pablo	Male	Spanish	Small, Humble
Paca	Female	Spanish	free.
Pace	Male	Middle English	Peace
Pacer	Male	Old English	Of Pacy, France
Pacey	Male	English	child of Easter.
Pacey	Male	Old English	Of Pacy, France
Pachjo	Male	Esperanto	small.
Pachu a	Male	Native American	Feathered Water Snake
Pachua	Male	Native	feathered water snake.
Pacifica	Female	Spanish	Peaceful
Pacificus	Male	Late Latin	Peaceful
Packard	Male	English	one who packs
Packard	Male	Old English	One Who Packs
Paco	Male	American	Bald eagle
Paco	Male	Native American	bald eagle; a free man
Paco	Male	Portuguese	Free Land
Paco	Male	Spanish	free.
Pada	Male	Modern
Padak	Male	Hindu	A Medal
Padalynn	Female	Modern
Padana	Female	Latin	Mythical Name
Paddy	Male	Celtic	From the name PATRICK
Paddy	Male	Irish	nobleman.
Padelle	Female	Modern

Vitamin D May Boost Teens' Arterial Health 13:58 (GMT) - 30.07.2010
Vitamin D supplements reduce the arterial stiffness associated with pervasive vitamin D deficiency among black teens, even in sunny climes,…
FDA Approves Drug to Control Kids' Chronic Drooling 9:28 (GMT) - 29.07.2010
A new formulation of glycopyrrolate (Cuvposa) has received FDA approval to treat chronic severe drooling in children ages 3 to…
Soft Endpoint Sought for Pediatric PAH Trial 12:21 (GMT) - 28.07.2010
An FDA advisory panel will revisit an increasingly familiar battleground this week, as it considers whether a drug sponsor can…
Late Preterm Birth Ups Chances of Lung Problems 8:30 (GMT) - 28.07.2010
The likelihood of a baby having respiratory problems shortly after birth is substantially increased for late preterm infants -- those…
Sleep Flees with Kids' Mental Health Issues 11:36 (GMT) - 27.07.2010
Insomnia significantly affects 29% of children seen by child psychiatrists, according to a national survey.