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Py

• Py, Bernard (1939–2012), Swiss Romance scholar, Hispanist, sociolinguist and foreign language teacher
• Py, Delphine (* 1979), French triathlete
• Py, Eugène (1859–1924), Franco-Argentine film pioneer
• Py, Jean-Louis (* 1948), French lieutenant general
• Py, Olivier (* 1965), French actor, director, theater manager and author of stage works

Pya

• Pyatt, Chris (* 1963), British boxer
• Pyatt, Geoffrey R. (* 1963), American diplomat
• Pyatt, Taylor (born 1981), Canadian ice hockey player
• Pyatt, Tom (* 1987), Canadian ice hockey player

Pyb

• Pybba , King of Mercia

Pyc

• Pycha, Wolfgang (* 1928), Austrian lawyer, General Director of the Austrian Federal Railways
• Pyciak-Peciak, Janusz (* 1949), Polish Olympic champion in modern pentathlon

Pye

• Pye, Jesse (1919–1984), English football player and coach
• Pye, Merrill (1902–1975), American production designer
• Pye, Scott (* 1990), Australian racing driver
• Pyett, Logan (* 1988), Canadian ice hockey player

Pyf

• Pyfrom, Shawn (* 1986), American actor and voice actor

Pyg

• Pygram, Wayne (born 1959), Australian actor and director

Pyh

• Pyhyda, Natalija (* 1981), Ukrainian sprinter

Pyi

• Pyinbya , ruler

Pyk

• Pyka, Alfred (1934–2012), German soccer player
• Pyka, Daniel (* 1984), German ice hockey player
• Pyka, Michael (* 1954), German soccer player
• Pyka, Nico (* 1977), German ice hockey player
• Pyka, Reemt (* 1969), German ice hockey player and coach
• Pykälistö, Juuso (* 1975), Finnish rally driver
• Pyke, Trevor (1932–1997), British sound engineer
• Pyko, Marie (* 1993), German soccer player

Pyl

• Pyl, Christoph (1678–1739), German educator and historian
• Pyl, Gottfried (1641–1698), councilor and mayor of Stralsund
• Pyl, Jacek (* 1962), Polish religious, auxiliary bishop in Odessa-Simferopol
• Pyl, Johann Theodor (1749–1794), German physician and coroner
• Pyl, Paul Gottfried (1751–1830), German lawyer, court judge
• Pyl, Theodor (1647–1723), German theologian and physicist
• Pyl, Theodor (1826–1904), German historian
• Pylak, Bolesław (1921–2019), Polish clergyman and university professor, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Lublin
• Pyle, Artimus (born 1948), American drummer
• Pyle, Dan (* 1954), American photographer and draftsman
• Pyle, Denver (1920–1997), American actor
• Pyle, Ernie (1900–1945), American journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner
• Pyle, Gladys (1890–1989), American politician
• Pyle, Howard (1853-1911), American illustrator and author
• Pyle, John A. (* 1951), British chemist
• Pyle, John Howard (1906–1987), American politician
• Pyle, Katharine (1863–1938), American artist
• Pyle, Missi (born 1972), American actress
• Pyle, Peter (* 1957), American ornithologist
• Pyle, Pip (1950-2006), British drummer
• Pylkkänen, Tauno (1918–1980), Finnish composer
• Pylchykow, Dmytro (1821–1893), Ukrainian political and cultural activist
• Pylchykow, Mykola (1857–1908), Ukrainian physicist and inventor

Pym

• Pym, Anthony (* 1956), Australian linguist
• Pym, Barbara (1913–1980), British writer
• Pym, Francis (1922–2008), British Conservative Party politician
• Pym, John (1584–1643), leader of the parliamentary party in the English lower house at the time of Charles I.
• Pym, Samuel (1778–1855), British naval officer
• Pyman, Harold (1908–1971), British general
• Pymonenko, Mykola (1862–1912), Ukrainian painter

Pyn

• Pynchon, Thomas (* 1937), American writer
• Pynchon, William (1590–1662), founder of Springfield, Massachusetts
• Pyne, Charles (born 1981), Jamaican badminton player
• Pyne, Chris (1939-1995), British jazz trombonist
• Pyne, Christopher (* 1967), Australian politician with the Liberal Party of Australia
• Pyne, Daniel (* 1955), American screenwriter
• Pyne, Mick (1940-1995), British jazz musician
• Pynsenyk, Wiktor (* 1954), Ukrainian politician, chairman of the “Reforms and Order” party, former Finance Minister of Ukraine

Pyo

• Pyong Lee (* 1992), Korean-Brazilian illusionist and hypnologist
• Pyörälä, Mika (* 1981), Finnish ice hockey player

Pyp

• Pypelinckx, Maria (1538–1608), mother of Peter Paul Rubens
• Pyper, Laura (* 1980), British actress
• Pyper-Ferguson, John (born 1964), Australian actor
• Pypin, Alexander Nikolajewitsch (1833–1904), Russian literary historian and ethnographer

Pyr

• Pyra, Jakob Immanuel (1715–1744), German poet
• Pyrah, Malcolm (* 1941), British show jumper
• Pyranja (* 1978), German rapper
• Pyrard, François (1578–1621), French navigator
• Pyrek, Gerhard (* 1940), German soccer player
• Pyrek, Monika (* 1980), Polish pole vaulter
• Pyrelli, Elli (1934–2007), German singer, action artist and actress
• Pyrgos, Leonidas , Greek fencer and Olympic champion
• Pyrhos , Greek potter
• Pyrilampes , Plato's stepfather
• Pyritz, Anja (* 1970), German rower
• Pyritz, Dana (* 1970), German rower
• Pyritz, Hans (1905–1958), German Germanist and Goethe researcher
• Pyritz, Lennart , German science and radio journalist
• Pyritz, Lutz (1958–2018), German jockey and equestrian trainer
• Pyrjew, Iwan Alexandrovich (1901–1968), Soviet film director
• Pyrker, Johann Ladislaus (1772–1847), Austrian poet and bishop
• Pyrker, Martin (* 1954), Austrian blues and boogie pianist
• Pyrkosz, Witold (1926–2017), Polish theater and film actor
• Pyrmont, Agnes von († 1276), castle woman
• Pyrmont, Kuno III. von , knight and burgrave
• Pyrmont, Loni , German actress and singer
• Pyro , Swiss rapper
• Pyro One , German rapper
• Pyromaglou, Komninos (1899–1980), Greek politician
• Pyroschenko-Tschornomas, Natalija (* 1997), Ukrainian short-distance runner
• Pyrrhias of Aetolia , Aetolian general
• Pyrrhon of Elis , Greek philosopher
• Pyrrhus , ancient ruler of Pisa
• Pyrrhos († 654), ecumenical patriarch of Constantinople
• Pyrrhos I († 272 BC), hegemon of the League of Epirus and king of the Molossians
• Pyrrhus II , king of the Molossians and hegemon of the Epiroten

Pys

• Pysall, Norbert (* 1950), German soccer player
• Pysall, Peter (* 1960), German handball player and trainer
• Pysall, Soma (* 1995), German actress
• Pyschjanow, Sergei Nikolajewitsch (* 1960), Russian sports shooter
• Pyschnow, Wladimir Sergejewitsch (1901–1984), Soviet aerodynamicist
• Pyschny, Mirek (* 1977), Polish-German jazz musician
• Pyshkin, Artur (* 1992), Belarusian-Israeli ice hockey player
• Pysmenska, Hanna (* 1991), Ukrainian water diver
• Pyssarenko, Anatolij (* 1958), Soviet weightlifter
• Pyssarenko, Heorhij (1910–2001), Soviet-Ukrainian civil engineer
• Pyssarenko, Jewhen (* 1980), Romanian-Hungarian ice hockey player
• Pyssarenko, Lyudmyla (* 1983), Ukrainian biathlete
• Pyssarschewskyj, Lev (1874–1938), Ukrainian-Soviet chemist
• Pysyk, Mark (* 1992), Canadian ice hockey player
• Pysz, Patryk (* 1975), German-Polish ice hockey player

Pyt

• Pyta, Wolfram (* 1960), German historian
• Pytel, Henryk (* 1955), Polish ice hockey player
• Pytel, Jolanta (* 1952), Polish poet, author
• Pytel, Waldemar (* 1958), Lutheran theologian, bishop
• Pythagoras , sculptor of ancient Greece
• Pythagoras , sculptor of ancient Greece
• Pythagoras , tyrant of Ephesus
• Pythagoras , Greek mathematician and philosopher
• Pytheas , trader, geographer and one of the great explorers of antiquity
• Pytheos , Greek architect
• Pythias , ancient Greek ore caster
• Pythias , Greek wife of the philosopher Aristotle
• Pythionike , hetaerae of ancient Greece
• Pythodoris († 22), Queen of Pontus
• Pythodoros , Greek coroplast
• Pythodorus , strategist in ancient Athens and follower of Zenon of Elea
• Pythodoros von Tralleis , Greek politician from Asia Minor
• Pythocles , ancient Greek ore caster
• Pythocles painter , Greek vase painter
• Python , ancient Greco-Attic potter
• Python , ancient Greek vase painter from Paestum in Lower Italy
• Python, Georges (1856–1927), Swiss politician (CVP)
• Python, José (1901–1976), Swiss politician (conservative), State Councilor of the Canton of Friborg
• Python, Valentine (* 1975), Swiss climatologist and politician
• Pythoud, Jean (* 1925), Swiss architect
• Pytka, Joe (* 1938), American director of commercials and music videos
• Pytlick, Jan (* 1967), Danish handball coach
• Pytlik, Markus (* 1966), German teacher and composer
• Pytlik, Wilhelm , German soccer coach
• Pyttel, Georg (* 1938), German long-distance runner
• Pyttel, Roger (* 1957), German swimmer

Pyu

• Pyun, Albert (* 1954), American film director
• Pyun, Hye-Young (* 1972), South Korean writer

Pyw

• Pywowarowa, Olha (* 1956), Soviet rower
• Pywowarskyj, Andrij (* 1978), Ukrainian politician

Pyy

• Pyykkö, Pekka (* 1941), Finnish university professor, professor of physical chemistry at the University of Helsinki
• Pyykkö, Seppo (* 1955), Finnish football player
• Pyykkönen, Tuulikki (* 1963), Finnish cross-country skier
• Pyykönen, Lauri (* 1978), Finnish cross-country skier

Pyz

• Pyzik, Kazimierz (* 1955), Polish composer, double bass player and gambist