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PT

Unisex Name day: October 10
PT is a short form of Payton: on birth records it is written Payton (79,247 births). History, popularity and famous bearers: on the Payton page.
Origin: Old English (toponymic surname). Meaning: Pæga's town / settlement.
From the English place name and surname Peyton, combining the Old English personal name Pæga with tun ('settlement, farmstead').

Name day for PT

October 10

Why this day? PT is a short form of Payton, and shares its name day.

PT is celebrated in the United States on October 10.

The story of the name PT

PT is a short form of Payton. It keeps its origin (Old English (toponymic surname)) and meaning — pæga's town / settlement, and shares its name day, October 10.

On birth records, PT is rarely written as such: the PTs are Paytons (79,247 births). For the name's history, year-by-year popularity and famous bearers, read the Payton page.

Frequently asked questions about PT

What does PT mean?

PT is a short form of Payton, which means pæga's town / settlement.

When is PT's name day?

October 10, together with Payton: a short form shares the name day of the name it comes from.

Is PT a name in its own right?

It is a familiar short form. It does not appear as such in birth records, where you find Payton.

PT's profile

Energy 8/10
Humor 6/10
Independence 6/10
Sensitivity 5/10
Ambition 7/10
Stability 6/10
Whimsy 5/10
Diplomacy 6/10
Loyalty 6/10
Need for attention 6/10

Playful profile, for entertainment.

Name compatibility potential:

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Friendship potential for PT

Top 10

  1. Leona86%
  2. Maxine84%
  3. Eva84%
  4. Arlene82%
  5. Ruby81%
  6. Geraldine80%
  7. Priscilla80%
  8. Carole80%
  9. Joann80%
  10. Beatrice79%

Bottom 10

  1. Ruth43%
  2. Agnes48%
  3. Margaret51%
  4. Margie51%
  5. Marguerite51%
  6. Mildred53%
  7. Jeanette55%
  8. Myrtle57%
  9. Edna58%
  10. Ethel58%

Love potential for PT

Top 10

  1. Lorraine89%
  2. Jeanette87%
  3. Marian87%
  4. Patsy85%
  5. Evelyn85%
  6. Doris85%
  7. Hattie85%
  8. Beatrice85%
  9. Lillian85%
  10. Dorothy85%

Bottom 10

  1. Lillie47%
  2. Alice56%
  3. Viola60%
  4. Ethel61%
  5. Mae62%
  6. Dora62%
  7. Pearl63%
  8. Edith63%
  9. Edna64%
  10. Ruby64%

Professional potential for PT

Top 10

  1. Bessie84%
  2. Eleanor84%
  3. Geraldine78%
  4. Florence78%
  5. Beatrice78%
  6. Marian78%
  7. Esther78%
  8. Bertha76%
  9. Norma76%
  10. Pearl76%

Bottom 10

  1. Lillie45%
  2. Jeanette51%
  3. Ada52%
  4. Marjorie52%
  5. Arlene52%
  6. Doris54%
  7. Juanita54%
  8. Loretta54%
  9. Mabel54%
  10. Dora55%

Crush potential for PT

Top 10

  1. Geraldine93%
  2. Joann91%
  3. Eva90%
  4. Priscilla90%
  5. Leona90%
  6. Carole89%
  7. Ruby89%
  8. Vivian89%
  9. Mabel88%
  10. Arlene88%

Bottom 10

  1. Agnes51%
  2. Ruth53%
  3. Norma58%
  4. Annie61%
  5. Anna61%
  6. Mildred62%
  7. Gertrude62%
  8. Bertha63%
  9. Genevieve65%
  10. Ethel65%
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