Names That Mean The

Discover baby names meaning The for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Pinaki
Derived from the Sanskrit word for 'leaf' or 'feather', often associated with...
Bengali
Pinakini
A name derived from the Pinakini River in South India.
Tamil
Pinal
Derived from the Sanskrit word for 'lotus'.
Gujarati
Pinank
Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'lord of the lotus' or 'one who is pure'.
Gujarati
Pindan
From the Pindan region of Western Australia, referring to the red soil.
Aboriginal
Pindari
A name derived from the Sanskrit word for a type of tree or a mountain.
Sanskrit
Pindarus
Of or pertaining to the Pindar river in Italy.
Latin
Pingala
The feminine form of Pingal, meaning one with golden limbs.
Sanskrit
Pink
The color pink.
English
Pinki
Small finger or the color pink.
Hindi
Pinky
derived from the color pink.
English
Pinterrey
From the meadow with a hill.
English
Pirene
Pirene is a water nymph in Greek mythology, associated with the spring of the...
Greek
Piruza
The meaning of the name Piruza is unclear, but it is believed to be of Armeni...
Armenian
Pita
Father (affectionate).
Sanskrit
Pitah
Father (respectful).
Sanskrit
Pitamaha
Grandfather.
Sanskrit
Pitambar
Wearer of yellow clothes.
Sanskrit
Pitambara
Wearer of yellow clothes.
Sanskrit
Pitambari
Wearer of yellow clothes.
Sanskrit
Pitar
Father.
Sanskrit
Pitchaiamma
Mother associated with divine offering
Tamil
Pithom
Pithom is a biblical place name meaning 'house of the god Atum'.
Hebrew
Pithon
In Greek mythology, a giant serpent or dragon associated with the god Apollo.
Greek
Pitni
A diminutive form of the name Pithom.
Hebrew
Pitrabhakta
Devoted to the father or ancestors.
Sanskrit
Pitri
Means 'father' or 'ancestor' in Sanskrit.
Sanskrit
Pittheus
In Greek mythology, the father of Aethra and grandfather of Theseus.
Greek
Pity
A diminutive form of the name Pita or a word meaning compassion or sympathy.
English
Pius
Pious or devout, from the Latin 'pius'.
Latin
Piyush
Full moon; a name for the moon.
Sanskrit
Platon
Broad-shouldered, from the Greek name Platon.
Greek
Platte
Derived from the French word 'plat' meaning flat, referring to a flat river o...
English
Pleasance
Derived from the word 'pleasance', meaning a place of pleasure or delight.
English
Pleasure
Derived from the English word pleasure, meaning joy or delight.
English
Pledge
A promise or commitment, derived from the Old French word 'plege'.
English
Plum
Refers to the fruit.
English
Plummer
Plummer is an occupational surname derived from the occupation of a plumber, ...
English
Plus
Refers to the mathematical symbol '+'.
English
Plutarco
Wealthy, from the Greek name Ploutarchos meaning 'wealthy ruler'.
Greek
Pluto
Refers to the Roman god of the underworld.
Greek
Plutus
Refers to the Greek god of wealth.
Greek
Podarge
Swift-footed, one of the Harpies in Greek mythology.
Greek
Poetry
Refers to the art of poetry.
English
Polak
Derived from the Polish word for 'Pole', referring to a person from Poland.
Polish
Polar
Derived from the English word for the North or South Pole, often used as a mo...
English
Polish
Pertaining to Poland or the Polish language.
English
Polk
From the Old English 'polc', meaning a small pool or pond.
English
Pollux
Crown; also the name of one of the Dioscuri twin brothers in Greek mythology.
Greek
Poloma
Bow, referring to the weapon used for hunting.
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