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Girl names: meanings and origins

Page 452 of 621. Explore what each name means, where it comes from, and the numerology behind it.

PanimaThe mother of GodPaniniA Poet; Learned intellectual; SkillfulPanisiThe pansy flowerPanitaAdmired; One who feels and expresses admirationPanizSugar in PersianPanjaiLots of love; So much love in ThaiPanjikaA date in the hindu calenderPankajaLotus; One of many names of Goddess LakshmiPankajadhariniThe holder of LotusPankajiniA group of Lotus flowers; water lily collectionPankajnetraA person with lotus eyesPankhadiPetal; Soft and Tender like a Flower PetalPankhudiFlower petalPankhuriPetalPankitaPetal; Soft and Tender like a Flower PetalPanktiSentence; Line; Row; Rank; RangePannaFavor; Grace; Emerald; Leaf; PagePansieFlower; A variant form of PansyPansyA beautiful flower; ThoughtPantheaOne who is all of the GodsPantxikeFree; A woman who is freePanuCity dwellerPanushaPanyaOne who is crowned in victory; Wisdom or knowledgePanyinThe older twinPaolaSmall; HumblePaolabellaLovely firebrandPaolinaHumblePapahiShe who is mischievously smartPapanNahuatl word for flagPapiaPapillonButterflyPapinaIvy; a passionate individualPapiyaA sweet singing bird; rarePaprikaA red spice made from dried bell peppersPaquitaFrenchmanParadisHeavenlyParajikaSweet and rhyming; A raaginiParaleeAn ornamental plantParamaHighest; Best; Excellent; GreatestParameshwaOne who is the supreme God; DurgaParameshwariSupreme goddess; An epithet of ParvatiParameswariA name given to Goddess DurgaParamgeetThe highest song of bliss; Most divine song; Spiritually supParamitaPerfection; Completeness; MeasureParamjogOne uniting with the highest; One who is connected with the ParamjotThe highest light; God's light; Ultimate divine brightnessParamleenAbsorbed in the highest; God; One who is engrossed in the ulParamparaThe succession of teachers to studentsParamsimranOne who is at the highest worship point

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