Vintage Names

Classic names from past eras making a comeback. Timeless baby names with old-world charm and elegance.

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Old French, Old English

pear tree valley

son of Peter

small, smooth, rounded stones

stone, rock

rock, stone

Greek (via Latin)

rock, stone

8839.Pedro-José

Latin (Pedro) and Hebrew (José)

rock, stone (Pedro) and God will add, God will increase (José)

stone, rock

Son of Pietro/Peter

Old French, Middle English

a fortified tower; a small castle

Old French, Latin

Stone or rock

Greek (via Latin and Old French)

Stone or rock

English literary

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

Greek (diminutive of Margaret)

Pearl

son of Piers

stone, rock

Occitan, from Latin Petrus

rock, stone

of the sea

pilgrim, traveler

pilgrim, stranger, foreigner

Dutch, from Latin

pilgrim, foreigner

lucky, successful

pilgrim, traveler

8856.Pellegrina

pilgrim, traveler

8857.Pellegrino

pilgrim, traveler

settlement by the hill

8859.Penelope-Grace

Greek and Latin

Weaver, with grace

8860.Penelope-Rose

Greek and Latin

Weaver and flower

rock, stone

English, American

weaver, or a coin

English, American

weaver, or a coin

weaver; coin

fifth

blessed

increase, to add

pepper plant, spice

Greek (Per) and Latin (Albin)

rock, stone (Per) and white, fair (Albin)

8870.Per Gustaf

Greek (Per), Old Norse/Germanic (Gustaf)

rock, stone (Per); staff of the Goths, staff of God (Gustaf)

8871.Per Gustav

Greek (Per), Old Norse/Germanic (Gustav)

rock, stone (Per); staff of the Goths, staff of God (Gustav)

8872.Per Henrik

Greek (Per), Germanic (Henrik)

rock, stone (Per); home ruler (Henrik)

8873.Per Magnus

Greek (Per), Latin (Magnus)

rock, stone (Per); great, large (Magnus)

8874.Per Martin

Greek (Per) and Latin (Martin)

rock, stone (Per) and warlike, dedicated to Mars (Martin)

Greek (Per), Germanic (Otto)

rock, stone (Per); wealthy, prosperous (Otto)

Greek (Per), Old Norse (Uno)

rock, stone (Per); one, unique (Uno)

Greek and Latin

rock, stone (Per) and white, bright (Albin)

8878.Per-Bertil

Latin (via Greek) and Germanic

rock, stone (Per) and bright, famous (Bertil)

Scandinavian (compound of Per and Evert)

Ever-strong like a wild boar

8880.Per-Gustav

Scandinavian, Germanic

rock, stone, and staff of the Goths

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