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    Baltic Boy Names Starting With P

    33 names with meanings and origins.

    Looking for a Baltic boy's name that starts with P? Here are 33 options, including unisex names, each with its meaning. Baltic names come from Lithuanian and Latvian, two of the oldest living Indo-European languages, and from Estonia. Many are tied to nature, light and old folk songs.

    Top picks

    1. Pait — “Means a steadfast protector; a name of Baltic origin.”
    2. Paulis — “Small or humble”
    3. Paulius — “Small or humble”
    4. Pāvels — “A form of Paul, which originates from the Latin meaning small or humble.”
    5. Pāvils — “A traditional Latvian form of Paul, meaning small or humble.”
    6. Pearu — “Means rock; an Estonian name derived from Peter.”
    7. Peedo — “Means rock; an Estonian variation of Peter.”
    8. Peedu — “Means rock; an Estonian variation of Peter.”
    9. Peep — “Peep is an Estonian form of Peter, from the Greek Petros, meaning "rock" or "stone."”
    10. Peeter — “Means "rock" or "stone"; an Estonian variant of the Greek name Peter.”
    • Boy · Baltic · “Means a steadfast protector; a name of Baltic origin.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Small or humble”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Small or humble”

    • Boy · Baltic · “A form of Paul, which originates from the Latin meaning small or humble.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “A traditional Latvian form of Paul, meaning small or humble.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means rock; an Estonian name derived from Peter.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means rock; an Estonian variation of Peter.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means rock; an Estonian variation of Peter.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Peep is an Estonian form of Peter, from the Greek Petros, meaning "rock" or "stone."”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means "rock" or "stone"; an Estonian variant of the Greek name Peter.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “A form of Peter, originating from Greek meaning a stone or rock.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic diminutive derived from Peter, meaning "stone" or "rock."”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means stone; a Lithuanian form of the name Peter.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “A form of Peter, meaning stone or rock.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Pious, devout, or religious”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Lover of horses”

    • Unisex · Baltic · “Means "pearl"; an Estonian name often used as a variant of Margaret.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means "Paul"; a Lithuanian form derived from the Latin Paulus.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Meaning a free man.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Means "beloved"; a Baltic name derived from the Old Prussian language.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Progress or advancement”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Stone; rock”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Noble”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Noble”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Rock or stone”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Rich in fruit”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Life or vital”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Free man”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”

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