Names Ending in P for Boys

One of the more familiar Hindu choices, with built-in depth and a suggestion of enlightenment.

Again, North is so much crisper.

Joe is certainly easier, but this is quite fun to say.

A Catalan classic that runs the risk of looking like a typo for those not in the know.

Has an almost comical enthusiastic feel that may not translate to this culture.

Chosen by one musician, Todd Rundgren, for his son, but unlikely to be emulated by others.

Christop, along with other truncated names such as Elizabet, Alexadr, and Katherin, appeared in the Top 1000 of 1989. It was the result of a glitch in some of New York state's data entry, which only allowed names to be entered up to eight characters.

Jaap is a common if not exactly fashionable first name for boys' in The Netherlands. For more on Dutch names and their pronunciation, check out this specialty website: http://www.heardutchhere.net/names.html

Sip was recorded on the US Top 1000 a single year, 1885, when it was given to five baby boys. This may have been a clerical error from its use as a Chinese surname, which is traditionally written before given names.