37 Italian Baby Girl Names Starting With Letter P
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Name | Gender | Meaning | |
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| Bread; one who is the provider; to nourish | ||
| Ball; A habitational name; Straw | ||
| A place of pilgrim; holy place | ||
| One who is like a little Palm tree | ||
| Palm Tree; From the city of Palms; From Parma in Italy | ||
| Honey; Sweet; All sweetness; Made from honey | ||
| Small; Humble | ||
| A small and passionate individual | ||
| A saint born on Easter | ||
| A name given to a spectrogram | ||
| Noble women; Of noble birth; A variant form of Patricia | ||
| A noble and kind hearted being | ||
| One who endures with courage; Patient; A variant of Patience | ||
| Sea mollusk gem | ||
| Of the Countess | ||
| Periwinkle plant ; A character in Italian book Fairy Oak | ||
| Country bumpkin; Rock; Stone; A variant of Petronia; A variant of Petra | ||
| Shining; Pure; Bright | ||
| A creative and self-reliant person | ||
| A habitational name; A pointed object | ||
| A small stone or a piece of rock | ||
| Rock; Stone; A variant of Petra | ||
| Religious paintings or sculpture; A variant of Pity | ||
| One who is rock solid | ||
| Another form of Pia; a lover or a sweetheart | ||
| A pillar, A column of the building | ||
| Lover of horses | ||
| A quiet and calm woman | ||
| A river in Italy; River Po | ||
| Like a piece of poetry | ||
| Like a piece of poetry | ||
| Italian form of Polyxena, a Greek name meaning daughter of Priam | ||
| Cowrie shell | ||
| Offering; Sacrifice | ||
| Springtime; Born at the beginning of Spring | ||
| Ancient | ||
| A Person from the region of Pucci, Italy |
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