English Gender Neutral Names Starting With P

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Packard is one of the most ancient surnames existing today. The surname dates back to the Suffolk province in England, marking its English origin. During that time, the Packard surname belonged to the people involved in the packaging occupation. In general, Packard is a Middle English name, and the ...

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The name Packer has a long Norman history. The name's initial use was during the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. It has its roots in the Old English word Pakken, a synonym for a wool packer. Now, names will have different meanings, and Packer is no exception. The meaning of Packer is 'someone pa...

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Packert is a historical name that is traditionally given to boys. The name is mainly used as a surname, and the meaning of Packert is 'hard' or 'brave'. The name can also mean 'pick'. Packert is a variation of names such as Picard and Pickard. Because Packert is a name mainly used as a surname, it i...

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The term Packston origins as an Old English or British term. It is a gender-neutral name often used as a surname in ancient society. The meaning of Packston is 'a peaceful town or a place'. The Old English term was originally for people who traveled from the Paxton village of Huntingdonshire to dist...

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Traditionally of English origin, the meaning of Pagan is 'a country dweller'. This is a name used for both boys and girls. 'From the country' or 'countryman' are other meanings of this name. Pagan has been derived from the Latin word 'paganus', which was used at the end of the Roman Empire as name f...

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The meaning of Page is 'young helper' or 'a young child'. This is a common name used for both boys and girls. In medieval times, a page was a young boy whose service was the first step in his training to become a knight. He was considered to be the knight's right hand. Traditionally of English origi...

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Painter is a name of English origin, and the meaning of Painter is 'one who paints'. As a surname is derived from Middle English and was first used in the mid 13th century. It originates from Old French 'peinto(u)r' meaning 'painter'. Famous figures with the name include Curtis Jeffrey Painter, a fo...

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Paityn is a name of English origin, and it is believed to be a habitual name. The meaning of Paityn is 'from Pœga's town'. The word Paityn is an Americanized version of the English surname Peyton or Payton. It is not popularly used as a person’s name. However, its variant names Peyton and Payton ...

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A popular name, especially as a last name, the meaning of Palin is 'wine bearer'. Saija Palin was formerly Miss Finland. Palin Granit is a reputable Finnish public firm. The lead vocalist of the metal bands Random Eyes and Panorama, Christian Palin, was the former main singer of the neoclassical met...

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Parker was originally used as a surname, with its Old French origin ‘parchier’. In the medieval period, a parchier was an important official back, who looked after large reserves of enclosed land mainly reserved for hunting, especially for the kings, the nobles and the wealthier section of the s...