German Girl Names Starting With "P"

Authentic German feminine names beginning with the letter P.

Padraig

/PAH-DRAH-EE-G/

Meaning: A noble and historical name

Origin: German

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Paraskevi

/PAH-RAH-SKEH-FEE/

Meaning: Modern Greek transcription of Paraskeve.

Origin: German

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Patricia

/PAH-TREE-CEE-AH/

Meaning: Feminine form of Patricius (see Patrick).

Origin: Latin

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Paula

/PAH-OO-LAH/

Meaning: Small, humble

Origin: German

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Pauline

/PAH-OO-LEE-NEH/

Meaning: French feminine form of Paulinus (see Paulino).

Origin: German

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Peninnah

/PEH-NEE-NNAH-H/

Meaning: Pearl, coral, precious stone

Origin: German

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Petra

/PEH-TRAH/

Meaning: Stone, rock

Origin: German

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Philippa

/PHEE-LEE-PPAH/

Meaning: Latinate feminine form of Philip.

Origin: Greek

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Philippina

/PHEE-LEE-PPEE-NAH/

Meaning: Elaborated form of Philippa.

Origin: Greek

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Philomena

/PHEE-LOH-MEH-NAH/

Meaning: To be loved

Origin: Greek

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Pia

/PEE-AH/

Meaning: Pious, dutiful

Origin: Latin

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Prisca

/PREE-SCAH/

Meaning: Ancient, old

Origin: German

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Priska

/PREE-SKAH/

Meaning: German form of Prisca, as well as the form used in the Greek New Testament.

Origin: German

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