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PADUA: Lat. Related to an Italian city.

PALPU: Mal. Meaning and exact origin unclear.

PAPPY: Mal. Meaning uncertain.

              Var. Pappachan.

              Used as a petname.

PASCAL: Fr. " Born on Easter day."

PATHROSE: Mal. version of Peter.

                     Var. Patro, Petros.

PATRICK: Lat. " Noble."

                 Roman name, common in England.

PAUL: Lat. " Small."

            Var. Pablo, Paille, Palus, Paulose, Pavel, Poul.

            Popular name after the epistle writer.

PAULOSE: Mal. version of Paul.

                   Var. Pailee, Pailo, Paily, Poulose, Pylee.

PEARSON: Eng. " Son of Peirce ( Peter )."

PERCY:  Fr. " Valley-piercer."

               Var. Percyval, Percywell.

               Norman name used in England.

PERIERA: Port. “Pear tree.”

PETER: Gk. " Rock."

             Var. Patrose, Pathrose, Pedro, Peirce, Perrin, Petrose, Pierre,

             Apostle in the New Testament.

PHILIP: Gk. " Lover of horses."

               Var. Filip, Peeli, Phil, Philipose, Philipp.

               One of the apostles. Father of Alexander the Great.

PHILLIPPOSE: Mal. version of Philip.

PIOUS: Lat. " Devoted."

              Var. Pio, Pius.

              Used by several popes.

PINHERIO: Port. “Pine tree.”

PINTO: Port. “Young.”

PODIKUNJU: Mal. " Small child."

                        Rarely used. Used as a petname usually.

PODIMON: Mal. " Small son."

                      Used as a petname.

POLSON: Eng. " Son of Paul."

                  Var. Paulson.

PONNACHAN: Mal. ' Golden father."

                           Used as a petname.

POTHEN: Mal. Meaning and exact origin unclear. May be related to Peter or Philip.

                  Var. Pothan.

POWLIN: Lat. Related to Paul.

PRINCE: Lat. " Prince."

                Var. Princely, Princy.

PUNNOOSE: Mal. May be related to Paulose.

                        Var. Punnan, Poonnoose.

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