English Names

Divine splendor

God's peace

wealth, prosperity, or short form of names beginning with 'Ott-'

a misreading of 'Louisa'

possibly 'strength of God' or 'noble'

God's strength; a bear god

peace; step, pace

passion, Easter

attendant, servant, or young person

settlement of Pǣga

Pain-gut, referring to a painful stomach or intestines

Uncertain, possibly related to 'pearl' or 'pear tree'

fighter's town

variant of Polly, meaning 'star of the sea' or 'rebellious'

Palm tree, honey, or a short form of longer names

flower, thought

Uncertain, possibly a modern coinage or variant of another name.

To fill with passion; to make passionate

bald, or a short form of Patrick

noble, patrician

son of Paul

to pay, to compensate

paper maker

son of Pay

Pagan's town

full of peace

fruit, peach tree

a hard, iridescent spherical body formed within the shell of a mollusk

pearl

pearl

pearl-like, jewel

unusual, strange, or unique

a fictional character name, possibly related to 'Peggy' (Margaret)

Pearl

settlement by the stone

weaver, or a coin

weaver, or a coin

pepper plant, spice

pierces the valley

settlement by a pear tree

perceiving, piercing, or from Pershing, France

rock, stone

a genus of flowering plants

Uncertain; possibly a modern coinage or variant of another name.

Peyton is a surname of English origin, meaning 'Poe's town' or 'Paega's town'.

Pagan's town

son of Philip; lover of horses

rock, stone