| Pamphylia | A nation made up of every tribe. |
| Pamposh | A beautiful lotus flower bloom. |
| Pamsula | A Name of Lord Shiva |
| Pamuy | Water moon (Hopi) |
| PAMUYA | Hopi name meaning " water moon." PAPINA |
| PAN | myth name (god of flocks) |
| Pana | A word meaning all or universal. |
| Panache | Flamboyant confidence and style. |
| Panaesha | A person of universal beauty. |
| PANAGIOTA | The allholy or sacred person. |
| PANAGIOTIS | Dedicated to the allholy one. |
| Panaisha | A life that is full of happiness. |
| Panaj | Panaj is a Sanskrit word meaning 'a place of rest' or 'a resting place'. |
| Panambi | A beautiful butterfly in flight. |
| Panan | Singer; Messenger; Lover |
| Pananjay | One who is always victorious. |
| Panasree | Beauty and Goodness of the Moon |
| Panav | A person who is very handsome. |
| Panavi | One who is gifted and talented. |
| Panay | Sprout, Blossom, Prince, Youthful |
| Panbu | A person who is kind and loving. |
| Pancha | Representing the five elements. |
| Panchaanan | Five eyed, Lord Shiva |
| Panchabati | An assemblage of five sacred trees of the hindus |
| Panchabhootatmika | The Goddess who is the soul of the five elements |
| Panchadashi | The title of a vedanta philosophy |
| Panchadha | Divided into five distinct parts. |
| Panchajan | Shankh of Arjuna; Lord Vishnus Shankh |
| Panchajana | Five eyed, Lord Shiva, Couch of Lord Krishna |
| Panchajanya | Five eyed, Lord Shiva, Couch of Lord Krishna |
| Panchal | A name for a historical kingdom. |
| Panchali | Doll, also Draupadi, the, wife of Pandavas; Draupadis name; Princess; A princess; a high-born woman |
| Panchalika | A small and delicate doll. |
| Pancham | The fifth musical note in Indian music. |
| Panchami | The fifth luner day |
| Panchamudra | Five gestures made in worshiping an idol |
| Panchanaana | One who possesses five distinct faces. |
| Panchanan | A name referring to Lord Shivas form. |
| Panchapallav | Acollection of the twigsof five trees |
| Panchashikha | One who has five tufts of hair on head. |