A green gemstone, the birthstone for August.

Latin name for a type of plant; also a character in Robert Brownings poetry.

A small blue flower; also a pale blue color.

Patronymic surname: "little Peter," "son of Perkin."

Spanish for "pearl."

Spanish diminutive of Perla, meaning "little pearl."

Progress, "advancement."

Perpetual, "everlasting."

Diminutive of Peter, meaning "little rock."

Variant of Perry or a surname.

The legendary Greek hero who slew Medusa and saved Andromeda.

The ancient name for Iran, from the region of Persis.

A woman mentioned in the New Testament, meaning "Persian woman."

An invented name, possibly a feminine elaboration of "pert."

A city in Scotland, also a city in Australia.

Passover.

Spanish for "weight"; also the name of a currency.

Feminine form of Peter, from the Greek "petros" (rock).

Patronymic surname: "son of Peter."

Diminutive of Peter.

French for "small," "little."

Romanian diminutive of Petre (Peter), meaning "little rock."

Albanian form of Peter, meaning "rock."

Feminine diminutive of the Roman name Petronius.

Modern invented name, famously borne by singer Petula Clark.

A popular garden flower with showy, colorful blooms.

A gray alloy of tin with copper and antimony.

German occupational surname: "piper" or "fifer."

Bright.

Sapphire.

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A common Vietnamese surname, from a Chinese dynasty.

The title of the ancient Egyptian kings.

Modern invented name, famously borne by musician and producer Pharrell Williams.

Variant spelling of Phoebe, meaning "bright," "radiant."

English patronymic surname: "son of Philip."

Victory.

Ancient Greek name meaning "bringer of victory."

Fiala

Love, "affection."

Brotherly love, a city in Pennsylvania.

Feminine form of Philander, meaning "lover of man."

Lover of man.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Phil and Orlando or a unique creation.

Lover of flowers.

Affectionate, "loving."

Feminine form of Philemon, meaning "loving," "affectionate."

Beloved, "worthy of love."

Feminine form of Philip, meaning "lover of horses."

French feminine form of Philip.