Girl Baby Names Starting With PR

priest's meadow

beloved

From the priest's meadow

leader or one who brings happiness

Beloved or dear.

a diminutive form of the surname meaning 'a person from the town Prebble'

A variation of 'Pryn' meaning 'a form of the place name or a hill'

from the priest's meadow

نور الرب

ancient, venerable

Cautious, wise

Ancient, venerable

A modern name, potentially a blend of 'Priya' and 'Deana', meaning 'beloved' and 'valley' respectively.

Waiting or expectation

One who is innocent or naïve, and is often seen as a pure-hearted person.

A beloved name with deep roots

of great value

Ancient, venerable

venerable, ancient

Princess

first

pledge

Nature, inherent qualities

Spring

Precious

Ancient, venerable

Of the park meadow

Worship, Prayer, Offering

Ancient; venerable; from the Latin 'priscus'.

Of royal blood

Precious; derived from the Latin word 'pretium'.

Derived from 'Presley', meaning priest's meadow

wisdom

Valuable, dear, cherished

A meaningful name with English roots

A meaningful name with English roots

A meaningful name with English roots

one who is beautiful

A variant of the name Priscilla, meaning ancient or venerable.

from the priest's meadow

God is my protector

Little princess.

Affection

A variant of the name Priya, meaning 'beloved'.

Pretty; beautiful

To prove or test

Love; Affection

ancient, venerable

Of the best quality; esteemed.

beloved, dear

Derived from 'prince', meaning 'little princess' or 'noble one'.

ancient, venerable

valued, cherished, precious

An abbreviation for a name meaning 'beautiful or lovely'; Prina can be derived from 'primo' meaning 'first'.

Princess

A combination of 'pre' suggesting 'before' and 'Anna', meaning grace.

Earth, the world

variant of the name 'Praylee', often associated with 'pray' or 'prayer'

Little basil

beloved

ancient

Inspiration; encouragement.

precious; cherished

Beloved or dear one

venerable, ancient

promise

pure; untouched

Lovely or beautiful

gift; present

variant of 'precious', implying value and endearment

precious

a variant of Presley, meaning 'priest's meadow'

Little princess

A modern variation of the name Presley, meaning 'priest's meadow'.

Ancient, Former

Ancient; venerable

to be destined

providence

Imagination, creativity.

venerable

Prudence, meaning 'caution', 'wisdom', or 'discretion'.

One who is equipped or ready.

prince-like; a diminutive form of Princess

Inspiration, motivation

Delicate flower

A beloved name with deep roots

the first light of day or dawn

pure or chaste

Meadow or field

Means "beloved" in Sanskrit. In Hindu legend this is the name of a daughter of King Daksha.

Ancient, venerable

Means 'providence' or 'divine guidance'.

reflection

love, affection

Hindi

beloved or darling

Born on a Friday

prudence, caution

Ancient; Venerable

Derived from the Old French word 'prude', meaning 'virtuous' or 'respectable'

Variant of the word 'precious', meaning 'of great value'.

ancient

progress, advancement

A modern variation of 'praise', meaning to express admiration or approval.

ancient; venerable

princess, reflecting nobility or high status.

light, radiance

Derived from 'Priscilla', it means 'venerable' or 'ancient'.

Derived from 'priceless,' suggesting high value.

An elaborated form of the name Priscilla, meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable'.

first rose

A variant of 'presley', meaning 'priest's meadow'

Portuguese and Spanish form of PRISCILLA.

Medieval English form of Prudentia, the feminine form of PRUDENTIUS. In France it is both the feminine form and a rare masculine form.

From the English word precious, ultimately derived from Latin pretiosus, a derivative of Latin pretium "price, worth".

to promise or undertake

Expression of approval or admiration

Priest's town

sacred syllable Om

pure, divine, a name that signifies a pure soul

from the priest's meadow.

meadow or grassland

Proper, neat

ancient

ancient

foretelling of the future or divine knowledge

A name of Goddess Durga; means 'branch' or 'shoot'

lovely, beautiful, dear

Beloved; dear one.

Wisdom, knowledge, intelligence

Beloved

pleasing or attractive in appearance.

Prayer

A combination of Presley and Lynn, meaning 'by the clearing'

Little plum.

A communication of thoughts and feelings to God or an object of worship.

good conduct, virtuous

Princess.

prism

Beloved

Variant spelling of 'Princess', denoting royalty or a female member of a royal family.

One who is pure, sacred

wealth, success, and flourishing

Divine guidance or care.

Meaning 'nature' or 'the natural world' in Sanskrit

Wisdom

Gift or a blessing from God

a legendary figure in Greek mythology, daughter of Chryses

promise

A beloved name with deep roots

Earth or soil.

one who is worthy of respect

The one who possesses life.

Beloved, cherished.

Vision or sight, signifying the capability to see or perceive.

A modern variation of Presley, meaning ‘priest’s field’.

from the priest's land

beloved, dear

progress, advancement

Bright or emanating light

A beloved name with deep roots

derived from the Latin 'Priscus', meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable'.

princess

pure, unspoiled

Morning

Combination of 'praise' with a modern suffix

Derived from the word 'pray' and a creative combination with 'lynn'

derived from Presley, meaning of the meadow or the priest's meadow

precious

One who promises or is a promise.

A commitment or assurance

Wisdom, knowledge, intelligence.

Achievement

Meaning 'truthful', 'real', or 'the one who is rightful'.

Love; affection

Derived from the name 'Presley', meaning 'priest's meadow'.

The name Prestynn is of modern origin, potentially derived from the combination of 'prestige' and the suffix '-ynn', oft

Ancient; Venerable

A modern invented name that may suggest 'promise'.

To promise or bind to an oath.

Derived from the word 'praise,' the name embodies the idea of someone cherishing or honoring.

Love; affection

A modern surname-turned-first-name of uncertain origin.

Diminutive form of the Old English name 'Presley', which means 'priest's meadow'.

Derived from the English word 'prim' meaning 'proper' or 'neat'. It can imply a sense of decorum and tidiness.