in 2011, 69 American baby girls were named Pia, 12 more than in 2010
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Pauline was more popular than Paula for American baby girls until 1943
Paulina
Paulina’s highest rank in the Top 500 American baby girl names in the first decade of the 21st century was No. 364 in 2002
Paulette
1946 was the one year Paulette came closest to the Top 100 most popular American baby girl names at No. 117
Paula
The height of Paula’s popularity in the USA was between 1943 and 1974. In that period, its top rank was No. 38 (1954) and its lowest was No. 96 (1974)
Patricia
Patricia was a Top 10 American baby girl name between 1929 and 1966, with its zenith at No. 3 for 13 of those years
Paloma
Paloma first appeared in the Top 1000 most popular American girl names in 1993 at No. 994. It never got higher than No. 704 (2010)
Prospero
The most famous Prospero is a Shakespearean character in ‘The Tempest,’ the rightful Duke of Milan
Pius
Two of the 12 popes named Pius have been elevated to sainthood by the Roman Catholic Church: the V and the X.
Peyton
Peyton and Payton are unisex names
Perry
The closest Perry ever got to the Top 100 most popular American baby boy names was in 1880 at No. 101
Pernell
Owing to the popularity of the TV western Bonanza, Pernell was a Top 1000 American baby boy name in the 1960s