| Porselvan | A name of modern, unique invention. |
| Porsha | A variant spelling of the name Portia. |
| Porter | One who carries goods or is a guard. |
| Porteur | French term for a carrier or bearer. |
| Portia | Hog; Pig; A Gift; Offering; Roman Clan Name; The Heroine of Shakespeares Merchant of Venice |
| Portier | French word meaning a doorkeeper. |
| Portika | A name derived from a porch or gate. |
| Portumnus | Roman god of harbors and gateways. |
| Porunan | War; King of Clash |
| Porush | A man of great strength or power. |
| POSALA | Miwok name meaning " farewell to spring flowers." POWAQA |
| POSEIDON | myth name (god of the sea and ocean) |
| Posh | A fancy young woman; Month in Hindu calender |
| Posha | One who brings growth and prosperity. |
| Poshan | Servant of the God or Lamb of the God |
| Poshika | The one who's brought up in flowers |
| Poshita | A person who is nurtured and cared for. |
| Poshith | One who Serves; Lord Vishnu |
| Poshitha | One who is nourished and protected. |
| Poshnath | Lord who provides and sustains life. |
| Poshya | Gospel Love; Good |
| Posoula | A name meaning a gift of the spirit. |
| Posthumus | Cymbeline' Posthumus Leonatus, a gentleman and husband to Imogen. |
| Poston | One who lives near the town border. |
| Posy | A small, sweetsmelling flower bunch. |
| Pothraj | The king of the local community. |
| Pothumani | Common Time / Bell |
| Potina | Blesses the food of children. |
| Potiphar | Bull of Africa, a fat bull. |
| Potipherah | That scatters abroad, or demolishes, the fat. |
| Potralika | A Series of Leaves |
| Potriratha | Hog-vehicled; A Female Divinity |
| Potriya | One who is pure and full of grace. |
| Potter | A maker of ceramic vessels. |
| Poudhan | Lord Bahubalis capital |
| POUL | A variant of the name Paul. |
| Poulami | Daughter of the god Indra. |
| Poulima | One who is very beautiful. |
| Poulomi | Indras second wife |
| Poumit | Collection of Love; Lord Krishna |