This list includes 7 Egyptian girl names that start with P, from “Pamela” to “Priscilla”. These names mix modern Arabic choices, anglicized forms, and historically inspired options useful for baby naming, genealogy, and storytelling.

Egyptian girl names that start with P are female given names used in Egypt that begin with the letter P. Some reflect Arabic, Coptic, or Western influence, showing Egypt’s long cultural connections.

Below you’ll find the table with Name (Latin), Arabic script, Pronunciation, Meaning, Origin, Variant spellings, and Notes/popularity.

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Origin: Notes linguistic or cultural origin so you can see whether the name is Ancient Egyptian, Arabic, or Coptic.

Variant spellings: Lists common alternative spellings and Latinizations so you spot related forms used in records and media.

Notes/popularity: Offers brief notes on popularity, usage, or cultural associations to help you pick a fitting name.

Egyptian girl names that start with P

NameArabicPronunciationMeaning
PamelaباميلاPAH-meh-laLiterary coinage, often interpreted as “all sweetness”.
PaulaباولاPAW-laSmall, little (feminine of Paulus).
PaulineبولينPAW-leenLittle (feminine of Paul).
Patriciaباتريشياpa-TREE-shaNoble, patrician.
Priscillaبريسيلاpri-SIL-ahAncient, venerable.
PetraبتراPET-rahRock, stone.
Penelopeبينيلوبpeh-NEL-oh-peeWeaver (Greek origin).

Descriptions

Pamela
English-origin name popular in Egypt since mid-20th century, used among Christian and urban families; variants include Pam, Pami, sometimes spelled “Pâmela”.
Paula
Latin origin via Christian tradition; common among Coptic Christians and cosmopolitan Egyptians; variants Pola, Pawla; moderate modern usage.
Pauline
French/Latin origin used in Egypt by Christian families; spelled Pauline or Poline in Arabic; less common but familiar.
Patricia
Latin origin through English/French, adopted by some Egyptian Christian and secular families; variants Pat, Trish, Patrícia; moderate rarity.
Priscilla
Latin-origin Christian name used in Egypt, especially among Copts; variants Prisca, Pris; modest contemporary usage.
Petra
Greek feminine form of Peter, used in Egypt among Christian families and expatriates; simple, classic form; occasional usage.
Penelope
Greek mythological name adopted by some cosmopolitan Egyptian families; spelled Penelope or Penelopi; rare but recognized.
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