Spanish surname meaning "pine grove."

Peaceful, "level," "calm."

The color; also a flower (carnation).

Diminutive of names like Penelope, or referring to the little finger.

The famous wooden puppet who wanted to become a real boy.

A family of grape varieties used to make wine, e.g., Pinot Noir.

Spanish/Portuguese for "painted," "spotted," also a type of bean.

Polish form of Peter, meaning "rock."

Diminutive of Piper, meaning "little piper."

A person who attacks and robs ships at sea.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

To stick, "to cling," "to be near."

Victorious, "successful."

Italian form of Pyrrhus, a Greek king known for a costly victory.

Latin for "fishes," the twelfth astrological sign.

A city in Peru; also a type of brandy.

Trust, "faith," "good faith."

A small firearm.

A short, multicultural name with diverse meanings. It has roots in Spanish, Maori, and as a food name, giving it a friendly, international, and earthy appeal.

Dragon fruit, the fruit of a cactus.

One who wears yellow clothes, an epithet of Lord Vishnu.

The smallest element of a digital image.

Lone dog.

Spanish/Italian form of the Latin name Placidus, meaning "calm," "peaceful."

Flame, "fire."

Spanish for "silver."

Broad, "broad-shouldered," the name of the famous philosopher.

Greek/Russian form of Plato.

English topographic surname: "a small piece of ground."

Feminine diminutive of the Roman name Plautus.

Pleasantness, "agreeableness."

Dutch diminutive of names like Apollonia.

Spanish/Italian form of Pliny, the Roman author and naturalist.

A sweet, juicy, purple fruit.

A tropical flowering plant, also known as frangipani.

Occupational surname: "one who deals in lead" or "plumber."

Roman god of the underworld; also a dwarf planet.

Little playful one, the famous daughter of Chief Powhatan.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Native American name.

Spanish/Italian for "little," "small."

English surname, famously borne by the writer Edgar Allan Poe.

A person who writes poetry.

Short for pogo stick; also a comic strip character.

Small, "little."

Russian short form of Apollinariya, meaning "of Apollo."

One of the Gemini twins, a son of Zeus, famous for his boxing skills.

The title character of a childrens novel, known for her optimistic outlook.

A sport played on horseback; also a brand and a traveler.

Much fruit, "fruitful."

One of many hymns, the Muse of sacred poetry.