1 | Paille | Pailliacum, from Latin name Pallius with -acum | Indicates ownership of an estate |
2 | Palles (les) | Pal (reef, bar), | A reef from l'île Madame parallel to the island of Oléron and the cape of Fouras, separating the basin of the Charente from that of the Seudre. |
3 | Pere | Latin pirarius | pear |
4 | Perignac | Latin Patrinius with acum | |
5 | Perigny | Patrinacum, from Patrinius, Roman name with -acum | |
6 | Pessines | Latin Pecius with -acum | |
7 | Pin | Latin pinus | pine |
8 | Pisany | | |
9 | Plassac | | |
10 | Plassay | | |
11 | Pointe de Baleines | Santonum [promontorium], | From the Santones |
12 | Polignac | Latin Pollenius with -acum | |
13 | Pommiers-Moulons | | |
14 | Pons | Latin pons | bridge |
15 | Pont-l'Abbe-d'Arnoult | | |
16 | Port-d'Envaux | Latin vallis | valley |
17 | Port-des-Barques | | |
18 | Portes-en-Re | | |
19 | Pouillac | Latin Paulius with -acum | |
20 | Poursay-Garnaud | Porcacum, from Porcius (Gaulish personal name + -acum | Indicating ownership of an estate |
21 | Preguillac | Latin prata, French pre | Meadow |
22 | Prignac | Primacum, from Primius (Gallo-Roman name with -acum | Indicates ownership of an estate |
23 | Puilboreau | Latin podium with boreau | the eminence |
24 | Puy-du-lac | | |
25 | Puyravault | | |
26 | Puyrolland | Podium, castle keep from 'pic' (pointed summit) + Rolland | Familiy name also found elsewhere in the region |