| Paulien | f | Latin | Paulien is a Dutch variation of Pauline, considered the feminine form of the name Paul |
| Peeke | m | Latin | The name Peeke, a pet form of Peer and Peet, originates from the Frisian language area … |
| Peekje | f | Dutch | Peekje is a feminine form of the name Petra and is derived from Peter and Petrus, which… |
| Peer | m | Latin | Peer is a Scandinavian and Dutch derivative of the name Peter, which means "the rock." … |
| Peerke | m | Dutch | Peerke is considered a Dutch form of the name Peter, which goes back to Petrus and orig… |
| Peetje | f | Dutch | The first name Peetje is a pet form of Petra, which is seen as the feminine counterpart… |
| Pepijn | m | Dutch | Pepijn is a Dutch form of the name Pepin, which goes back to the Old French Pippin |
| Petje | f | Dutch | Petje is considered a Dutch diminutive of Petra, which is derived from Peter, whose ori… |
| Petrus | m | Danish | Petrus, a male first name, is the Latinized form of the Greek Petros (Πέτρος) |
| Pier | m | Latin | Pier is an Italian and Dutch derivation of the name Peter, which means 'the rock' |
| Pierkje | f | Dutch | The name Pierkje is a Frisian and Dutch diminutive form of Petra, which in turn is a fe… |
| Piet | m | Dutch | The name Piet is considered a short form of Peter or Pieter and means 'the rock' |
| Piet-Tjark | m | Dutch | Piet-Tjark is a double name combining Piet ("the rock") and Tjark ("the ruler of the pe… |
| Pieter | m | Greek | Pieter is a Low German and Dutch variant of the name Peter, meaning "the rock" |
| Pieternella | f | Dutch | Pieternella is the feminine variant of the name Pieter (Peter) from Dutch, enhanced by … |
| Pietrik | f | Dutch | The name Pietrik is a gender-neutral form derived from the Low German pet names of Petr… |
| Pita | f | Dutch | Pita is derived as a Dutch pet form of Petra, which in turn is the feminine counterpart… |
| Pol | m | Latin | Pol, also known as Pól or Pòl, is a masculine name variant of Paul in Catalan, Dutch, a… |
| Puck | f | Dutch | Puck is a name that is frequently used for girls in the Netherlands and Scandinavia, wh… |