The world is ripe with meaningful names that are easy to fall in love with and pronounce. But when it comes to Spanish names, it’s safe to say that they roll off the tongue, especially those starting with the letter P. In numerology, the letter P is equivalent to the number 7 and is closely linked to power and spirituality. And so, you may find that your son grows up to have an unquenchable thirst for wisdom and knowledge. He may also be graced with a quick wit and a unique sense of humor.
Some of the most common Spanish names starting with P are ones of Pablo, Paco, and Pasqual. Pablo means “small” which is befitting of a tiny, little newborn. Paco, on the other hand, means “eagle.” And, seeing as the national bird of Spain is the Imperial Eagle, there are few Spanish names as patriotic as Paco.
Pascual is a popular Spanish name, too. However, it is also a common French name, although its masculine form is Pascal, whereas its feminine variation is Pascale. In Spain, however, the name Pascual is often given to boys born on Easter, as that is what the name translates to.
If you’re looking for a Spanish boy name that means “noble,” Patricio immediately comes to mind. Patricio is a variation of the Latin name Patricius, which translates to “nobleman.”
One of our favorite Spanish names is Paulino, which is popular in both Spain and Portugal. Just like the name Paco, Paulino means “small.” However, Paulino has Latin roots and also means “humble.”
Pablo
Meaning: Small
Origin: Spanish
Pacifico
Meaning: Peaceful and serene
Origin: Spanish
Pacho
Meaning: Free, Eagle
Origin: Spanish
Paco
Meaning: Eagle
Origin: Spanish
Pacorro
Meaning: Free
Origin: Spanish
Padre
Meaning: A Father
Origin: Spanish
Pako
Meaning: Bald Eagle
Origin: Spanish
Palban
Meaning: Blond
Origin: Spanish
Pancho
Meaning: Tuft, Plume
Origin: Spanish
Pascual
Meaning: Easter
Origin: Spanish
Patricio
Meaning: Noble
Origin: Spanish
Patrizio
Meaning: Noble
Origin: Spanish
Patro
Meaning: Noble Man
Origin: Spanish
Paulino
Meaning: Small
Origin: Spanish
Paulo
Meaning: Little, Small, Tiny, Petite, Place of rest
Origin: Spanish
Pazel
Meaning: Peace
Origin: Spanish
Pedro
Meaning: Rock; Stone
Origin: Spanish
Peni
Meaning: A loyal and adventerous one
Origin: Spanish
Pepe
Meaning: He Shall Add
Origin: Spanish
Pepito
Meaning: God will add
Origin: Spanish
Peregrin
Meaning: Traveller
Origin: Spanish
Perez
Meaning: Son of Pero
Origin: Spanish
Peru
Meaning: Rock, Location name for the country Peru
Origin: Spanish
Peter
Meaning: Modern; Beautiful
Origin: Spanish
Phil
Meaning: Lover of Horses
Origin: Spanish
Philihert
Meaning: Sharp
Origin: Spanish
Philip
Meaning: Friend of Horses
Origin: Spanish
Pico
Meaning: From the Mountain’s top
Origin: Spanish
Pierre
Meaning: Stone; A Rock
Origin: Spanish
Pigmalio
Meaning: Sculptor
Origin: Spanish
Pikesh
Meaning: Love
Origin: Spanish
Pila
Meaning: Helmet; Protection; Desire
Origin: Spanish
Pilar
Meaning: Pillar, Column.
Origin: Spanish
Pip
Meaning: Lover of Horses
Origin: Spanish
Pirro
Meaning: One with a flame-coloured hair
Origin: Spanish
Piti
Meaning: Joyful
Origin: Spanish
Pitin
Meaning: Fortunate, Happy
Origin: Spanish
Placido
Meaning: A man who is calm and quiet
Origin: Spanish
Ponce
Meaning: Fifth
Origin: Spanish
Pope
Meaning: The Father
Origin: Spanish
Porfirio
Meaning: Purple Stone
Origin: Spanish
Prim
Meaning: Primrose; Flower
Origin: Spanish
Primeiro
Meaning: Born First
Origin: Spanish
Primitivo
Meaning: First One
Origin: Spanish
Prospero
Meaning: Properous; Lucky; Wealthy
Origin: Spanish
Prudencio
Meaning: Cautious
Origin: Spanish
Pueblo
Meaning: From the city
Origin: Spanish