- PACHA not listed, the similar one is PACH
- PACH: 1379-82 Paulus Pachak; from homely form of given names
beginning with Pa-(e.g. Pavel); also from Old Czech word "pach" = "false sleeve"
(decoration of clothes)
- PECHACEK (carka over A, hacek over C) derived from PECH
- PECH mentioned in 1463: Petrus dictus Pech; from given name Petr
(my note: English variant is Peter).
- PROKOPEC diminutive of PROKOP
- PROKOP from Old Czech given name from Greek given name Prokopios
(carka over second O) = pioneer, inovator, prospering, or from Prokopos
(carka over second O) =quickfire, prompt.
- PRUSSA (krouzek over U) not listed, the correct Czech form is PRUSA
(krouzek over U, hacek over S)
- PRUSA (krouzek over U, hacek over S) 1537 od Prokopa jinak Pruosi (hacek over the S) (in English
"from Prokop alias Pruosa" - hacek over S); from given name Prokop - see above - by adding
suffix SA (hacek over S)
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