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Pitny Boy · English From the island of the strong-willed. Pitrabhakta Boy · Hindi Devoted to his father Pitri Boy · Indian Father Pitt Boy · English From the hollow or pit. Pittheus Boy · Greek King of Trozen Pittman Boy · English A laborer Pityocamptes Boy · Greek Pine-bender Pius Boy · Latin Devout Pivane Boy · Native American Resembling a weasel Piyara Boy · Arabic Dear Piyush Boy · English Nectar Pizf Boy · North American Indian Man who goes in the middle Sioux Pizi Boy · Native American Middle son. Pjotr Boy · Slavic Stone Placid Boy · Polish Quiet, Calm, Peaceful. A short form of Placidus. Placidio Boy · Italian Quite, Calm, Peaceful. Placido Boy · Spanish Quite, Calm, Peaceful. Placidus Boy · Latin Quite, Calm, Peaceful. Placyd Boy · Latin Quiet, Calm, Peaceful. A short form of Placidus. Placydius Boy · Latin Quite, Calm, Peaceful. Pladd Boy · Latin Tranquil Pladdio Boy · Latin Tranquil Plaise Boy · Irish Having great strength Plamen Boy · Bulgarian Firey One Plan Boy · American An organized man Plantagenet Boy · French Resembling the broom flower Plat Boy · French From the flat land Platan Boy · Greek Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Platen Boy · Greek Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Platin Boy · Greek Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Plato Boy · Greek Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Platon Boy · Russian Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Platte Boy · French From the flat land. Platun Boy · Greek Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Platyn Boy · Greek Strong shoulders, Broad one, Broad shoulders. Plch Boy · Southeast Asian Diamond Cambodia Pledge Boy · English Promise Pleoh Boy · Anglo-Saxon Danger Plers Boy · English Brought to England by the Normans, Piers is an Old French cognate of Peter rock This form, and its variant Pierce, were in common use in England during the Middle Ages until the 18th century. See PETER Plexippus Boy · Greek An Argonaut Plllb Boy · Irish Gaelic form of Philip lover of horses. See PHILIP Plnchas Boy · Hebrew the mouth of a snake, mouth of brass. It may also be derived from the Egyptian penechase Negro, dark-complexioned. The name is borne in the Bible by a grandson of Aaron, a high priest who became the chief adviser in the war with the Benjamites Plo Boy · Italian pio pious, devout, obedient, which is from the Latin pius pious, devout Plummer Boy · English Plum tree Plus Boy · Polish A borrowing from the Latin, Pius is directly de-rived from pius pious, devout The name was borne by twelve popes Plutarco Boy · Greek A wicked man Plutatco Boy · Greek A wicked man Pluto Boy · Latin Myth name (god of the underworld) Plutus Boy · Greek Wealth Plyor Boy · Latin Head of a monastery. Plys Boy · Welsh Son of Rhys. Pmeroi Boy · French From the apple orchard. Pochanaw Boy · Native American Hump Of A Buffalo Pochereth Boy · Biblical Cutting of the mouth of warfare. Podaladalte Boy · North American Indian Snake head Kiowa Podi Boy · Teutonic Bold for the people. Poe Boy · English A mysterious man Po Poesy Boy · Latin Poetry Poetry Boy · American A romantic man Pogula Boy · Hindi Lord venkateswara