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Pohaku
Stone. Sometimes used as a translation of Peter.
Poilux
Brother of Helen.
Poins
King Henry IV, Part 1 and 2' Edward Poins, an irregular humorist.
Pol
Small
Polak
Form Poland
Polam
Flower
Polar
From the polar region.
Polard
Short-haired
Poldi
Patriotic
Poldie
Diminutive of Leopold: Bold people. Prince of the people.
Polerd
Short-haired
Polick
Small|Crowned
Polites
Myth name
Polixenes
The Winter's Tale' King of Bohemia
Polk
Greatness and glory
Pollard
Short-haired
Pollerd
Short-haired
Pollick
Small|Crowned
Pollo
Alligator|Brave wanderer.
Polloch
Small|Crowned
Pollock
Small|Crowned
Pollok
Small|Crowned
Pollux
Crowned
Polo
Alligator|Brave wanderer.
Polock
Small|Crowned
Polok
Small|Crowned
Polona
Hawk
Polonah
Hawk
Polonius
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark' Lord Chamberlain.
Polu
The great
Polux
Crowned
Polycarp
Much fruit
Polydamas
Myth name (a Trojan soldier)
Polydeuces
Pollux
Polydorus
Myth name (son of Priam)
Polyeidus
Myth name (a prophet)
Polygnotos
One who loves many Polygnotus
Polymestor
Son in law of Priam
Polynices
Uncle of Oedipus
Polyphemus
Son of Poseidon
Pomana
Gods Shankara
Pomaroi
From the apple orchard.
Pomaroy
From the apple orchard.
Pomeroy
From the apple orchard.
Pomesh
Success
Pommelraie
Lives near the apple orchard.
Pommeraie
Lives near the apple orchard
Pompeius
Antony and Cleopatra'. Sextus Pompeius, Roman triumvir.
Pompeo
The fifth-born child / the one in charge
Pompey
Measure for Measure A clown and servant to Mistress OverDone
Pomposo
A pompous man
Ponce
Fith-born child.
Ponciano
Variant of Pontianus
Ponduraisami
Milk
Ponee
Small horse.
Poney
Small horse.
Pongor
A mighty man
Pongwa
Cured. Healthy. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region.
Poni
Small horse.
Ponie
Small horse.