Paarai | opening |
Padan-aram | cultivated field or table-land |
Padon | his redemption; ox-yoke |
Pagiel | prevention, or prayer, of God |
Pahath-Moab | ruler of Moab |
Pai | Pau, howling; sighing |
Palal | thinking |
Palestina | which is covered; watered; or brings and causes ruin |
Pallu | marvelous; hidden |
Palti | deliverance; flight |
Paltiel | deliverance; or banishment, of God |
Pamphylia | a nation made up of every tribe |
Paphos | which boils, or is very hot |
Parah | a cow; increasing |
Paran | beauty; glory; ornament |
Parbar | a suburb |
Parmashta | a yearling bull |
Parmenas | that abides, or is permanent |
Parnach | a bull striking, or struck |
Parosh | a flea; the fruit of a moth |
Parshandatha | given by prayer |
Paruah | flourishing; that flies away |
Pasach | thy broken piece |
Pasdammin | portion or diminishing of blood |
Paseah | passing over; halting |
Pashur | that extends or multiplies the hole; whiteness |
Patara | trodden under foot |
Pathros | Pathrusim, mouthful of dough; persuasion of ruin |
Patmos | mortal |
Patrobas | paternal; that pursues the steps of his father |
Pau | same as Pai |
Paul | small; little |
Paulus | same as Paul |
Pedahzur | strong or powerful savior; stone of redemption |
Pedaiah | redemption of the Lord |
Pekah | he that opens; that is at liberty |
Pekahiah | it is the Lord that opens |
Pekod | noble; rulers |
Pelaiah | the Lord's secret or miracle |
Pelaliah | entreating the Lord |
Pelatiah | let the Lord deliver; deliverance of the Lord |
Peleg | division |
Pelethites | judges; destroyers |
Pelonite | falling; secret |
Peniel | face or vision of God; that sees God |
Peninnah | pearl; precious stone; the face |
Pentapolis | five cities |
Pentateuch | the five books of Moses |
Pentecost | fiftieth |
Penuel | same as Peniel |
Peor | hole; opening |
Perazim | divisions |
Peresh | horseman |
Perez | divided |
Perez-Uzza | division of Uzza, or of strength |
Perga | very earthy |
Pergamos | height; elevation |
Perida | separation; division |
Perizzites | dwelling in villages |
Persia | that cuts or divides; a nail; a gryphon; a horseman |
Persis | same as Persia |
Peruda | same as Perida |
Peter | a rock or stone |
Pethahiah | the Lord opening; gate of the Lord |
Pethuel | mouth of God; persuasion of God |
Peulthai | my works |
Phalec | same as Peleg |
Phallu | Pallu, admirable; hidden |
Phalti Palti | deliverance, flight |
Phanuel | face or vision of God |
Pharaoh | that disperses; that spoils |
Pharez | division; rupture |
Pharisees | set apart |
Pharpar | that produces fruit |
Phebe | shining; pure |
Phenice | Phoenicia, red; purple |
Phichol | the mouth of all, or every tongue |
Philadelphia | love of a brother |
Philemon | who kisses |
Philetus | amiable; beloved |
Philip | warlike; a lover of horses |
Philippi | same as Philip, in the plural |
Philistines | those who dwell in villages |
Philologus | a lover of letters, or of the word |
Phinehas | bold aspect; face of trust or protection |
Phlegon | zealous; burning |
Phrygia | dry; barren |
Phurah | that bears fruit, or grows |
Phygellus | fugitive |
Phylacteries | things to be especially observed |
Pi-beseth | abode of the goddess Bahest or Bast |
Pi-hahiroth | the mouth; the pass of Hiroth |
Pilate | armed with a dart |
Pinon | pearl; gem; that beholds |
Piram | a wild ass of them |
Pirathon | his dissipation or deprivation; his rupture |
Pisgah | hill; eminence; fortress |
Pisidia | pitch; pitchy |
Pison | changing; extension of the mouth |
Pithom | their mouthful; a dilatation of the mouth |
Pithon | mouthful; persuasion |
Pochereth | cutting of the mouth of warfare |
Pontius | marine; belonging to the sea |
Pontus | the sea |
Poratha | fruitful |
Potiphar | bull of Africa; a fat bull |
Potipherah | that scatters abroad, or demolishes, the fat |
Prisca | ancient |
Priscilla | same as Prisca |
Prochorus | he that presides over the choirs |
Puah | mouth; corner; bush of hair |
Publius | common |
Pudens | shamefaced |
Pul | bean; destruction |
Punites | beholding; my face |
Punon | precious stone; that beholds |
Pur | Purim, lot |
Putiel | God is my fatness |
Puteoli | sulphureous wells |