All-holy, a title for the Virgin Mary.

Princess of Panchala, the name for Draupadi in the Mahabharata.

Spanish diminutive of Francisco.

All-divine, a daughter of Zeus and Selene.

All-bright, "all-shining," daughter of Zeus and Selene.

Diminutive of Pandora or a standalone nickname.

Sugar candy, "sweet."

From a Native American word, possibly meaning "cotton."

Greek diminutive of Panagiotis ("all-holy").

From the French "pens�e," meaning "thought."

All-goddess, "of all the gods."

A large, powerful big cat, typically a leopard or jaguar.

The genus name for big cats including lions, tigers, and leopards.

Rat or "mouse."

Older twin.

Italian form of Paul, meaning "small" or "humble."

A powerful, mythological, and familial name. In Hawaiian, its the name of the primordial earth mother. In many languages, it means "father" or "dad," making it a complex and universal name.

Butterfly.

Of the pope or "little pope."

A ground spice made from dried red peppers.

Spanish diminutive of Francisca.

Supreme, "ultimate," "best."

Philosophers stone, a legendary substance that turns base metal into gold.

Preparation (for the Sabbath), meaning "Friday."

Swallow (the bird).

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Orchard, "garden," also a term for the mystical understanding of Torah.

Fairy.

Supreme lord, a name for the god Shiva or Vishnu.

Righteous, "virtuous," "pious."

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

A god who sent a flood to punish humans who did not respect him.

English surname, from a church administrative district.

Diminutive of Peter, meaning "little Peter."

Parlan

English surname, from the French "parler," meaning "to speak."

A noblewoman from ancient Persian history, friend of the king.

Spanish surname meaning "vine," "grapevine."

Welsh patronymic surname: "son of Harry."

Occupational surname: "priest," "clergyman."

Patronymic surname: "son of the parson."

Maiden, "virgin," "chaste."

Maiden-voiced, one of the Sirens in Greek myth.

Fortunate, "victorious," "successful."

Butterfly.

Of the full moon, a festival.

Daughter of the mountain, the Hindu goddess of love, fertility, and power.

The Pleiades, a star cluster.

Alternate spelling of Parveen ("the Pleiades").