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- Taavi Finnish form of David: beloved
- Taban shining, radiant
- Tabassum smile
- Tabbatha form of Tabitha: gazelle
- Tabetha form of Tabitha; gazelle
- Tabitha gazelle; a disciple raised by Peter
- Tacy pet form of Eustacia: fruitful
- Tad short form of Thaddeus; perhaps 'heart' or 'gift'
- Tadao loyal man (忠雄)
- Tadas Lithuanian short form of Tadeušas (Thaddeus), possibly heart
- Tadashi correct, righteous (正)
- Tadd form of Tad, short for Thaddeus: possibly heart
- Tadej Slovene form of Thaddeus, possibly 'heart' or 'gift'
- Tadeo possibly 'heart' or 'gift of God'
- Tadeu Portuguese form of Thaddeus, possibly heart or gift of God
- Tadeusz Polish form of Thaddeus, possibly 'heart' or 'gift'
- Tadhg poet, philosopher
- Tae great, big (태)
- Taegan form of Tegan: fair, beautiful
- Taelor spelling of Taylor, tailor
- Taelyn modern blend of Tae- and Lynn
- Taemin great (泰) + clever or people (敏, 民)
- Taeyang the sun (太陽)
- Tafadzwa we have been made happy
- Tafara we are happy
- Tafari one who is feared or revered
- Taffy Welsh pet form of Dafydd (David): beloved
- Taft English surname: homestead
- Tage guarantor, surety
- Taggart from Irish Mac an tSagairt: son of the priest
- Taha letters opening the 20th surah of the Quran; epithet of the…
- Tahani congratulations, good wishes
- Tahir pure, chaste
- Tahira pure, chaste
- Tahirah pure, virtuous
- Tahj spelling of Taj: crown
- Tahlia spelling of Talia: dew of God
- Tahmina strong, brave; or 'valuable'
- Tahmineh strong, valiant; wife of Rostam in the Shahnameh
- Tai talent (才, Tài); also wealth (財)
- Taiga big river (大河)
- Taimi sapling, seedling
- Taimur iron; Timur, the conqueror
- Taina referring to the Taíno people of the Caribbean
- Taiwo first to taste the world; the first-born twin
- Taiyo sun (太陽)
- Taj crown
- Tajh form of Taj: crown
- Taji crown
- Tajuan modern blend of Ta- and Juan
- Tajuana modern blend of Ta- and Juana
- Takahiro noble + broad (貴弘)
- Takara treasure (宝)
- Takashi noble, prosperous (隆); also filial (孝)
- Takayla modern blend of Ta- and Kayla
- Takeo warrior man, brave man
- Takeru brave, fierce (健/武)
- Takeshi warrior, martial (武) or strong (剛)
- Taki waterfall, rapids (瀧/滝)
- Takiya form of Taqiyya: pious, devout
- Takiyah form of Taqiyyah; pious, devout
- Tako short for Tamar, date palm
- Takoda friend to everyone, in Dakota
- Takumi artisan, skilled (匠)
- Tal dew
- Tala bright star; Tagalog goddess of the stars
- Talal fine rain, dew
- Taleah modern spelling of Talia: dew of God
- Talha acacia tree
- Tali dew
- Talia dew of God
- Taliah spelling of Talia: dew of God
- Talib seeker, student
- Taliesin shining brow; legendary bard
- Talitha little girl, from Talitha koum in Mark's gospel
- Taliyah modern spelling of Talia: dew of God
- Tallie pet form of Natalie: born on Christmas Day
- Tallulah from a Native American place name, popularly leaping water
- Tally pet form of Natalie: born on Christmas Day
- Talmadge English surname, perhaps 'knife-maker'
- Talon the word talon, a bird of prey's claw
- Talvi winter
- Tam Scots pet form of Thomas: twin
- Tama jewel, ball (玉)
- Tamar date palm
- Tamara date palm; Queen Tamar of Georgia
- Tamarah form of Tamar: date palm
- Tamarcus modern blend of Ta- and Marcus
- Tamari Georgian form of Tamar: date palm
- Tamás twin; Hungarian form of Thomas
- Tamati Maori form of Thomas, twin
- Tamatoa warrior child, brave son (tama + toa)
- Tameka form of Tamika, modern American name perhaps after Japanese…
- Tamela blend of Tamara and Pamela
- Tamer rich in dates
- Tamera spelling of Tamara, from Tamar: date palm
- Tami pet form of Tamara or Tammy; date palm
- Tamie pet form of Tamara; date palm
- Tamieka form of Tamika, possibly from Japanese Tamiko: child of the…
- Tamika modern American name, perhaps after Tamiko, Japanese 'child…
- Tamiko child of the people (民子)
- Tamim perfect, complete
- Tamir tall, upright like a palm (Hebrew); rich in dates (Arabic)
- Tamira form of Tamara; date palm
- Tammey form of Tammy, pet form of Tamara: date palm
- Tammie pet form of Tamara (date palm) or Tamsin (twin)
- Tammra form of Tamara: date palm
- Tammye form of Tammy, pet form of Tamara: date palm
- Tamora probably from Tamara: date palm; queen in Shakespeare's…
- Tamsin feminine of Thomas: twin
- Tamya rain
- Tamyra form of Tamara; date palm
- Tana short form of Tatiana or Montana
- Tanaka we are good; we are fine
- Tanatswa we have been cleansed, purified
- Tanay son
- Tanaya daughter
- Tancredi Italian form of Tancred, from thank, thought, and rad,…
- Tandy Scottish pet form of Andrew; manly, brave
- Tane man, husband; Tane, god of forests and birds
- Tanesha modern American blend of Ta- and Natasha
- Tangaroa god of the sea
- Tangela blend of Tanya and Angela
- Tangi fire dog, warrior; Breton spelling of Tanguy
- Tanguy fire dog, warrior
- Tania short form of Tatiana, from the Roman family name Tatius
- Taniela Tongan form of Daniel, God is my judge
- Tanika modern American name, perhaps a form of Tanisha or Tamika
- Tanisha ambition; also read as goddess Lakshmi (Indian usage)
- Taniya spelling of Tania, pet form of Tatiana (from Roman Tatius)
- Taniyah spelling of Tania, pet form of Tatiana (from Roman Tatius)
- Tanja form of Tanya (Tatiana), from the Roman family name Tatius
- Tanjiro 炭治郎, "charcoal" + "govern" + "son"
- Tanmay absorbed, engrossed
- Tanna form of Tana; short for Tatiana or Montana
- Tanner from an occupational surname, 'one who tans hides'
- Tanushree of beautiful body, graceful
- Tanvi slender, delicate woman
- Tanwen white fire, blessed fire
- Tanya daughter (Sanskrit tanaya); also a Russian pet form of…
- Tanzania from Tanzania, named from Tanganyika and Zanzibar
- Tao great waves (涛); also peach (桃) for girls
- Tapan the sun, heat
- Taqwa piety, God-consciousness
- Tara hill, high place; seat of the ancient high kings
- Tarah form of Tara; hill, from Irish Teamhair
- Taraji hope, faith
- Taralyn modern blend of Tara and -lyn
- Taran crossing over, salvation; raft
- Taraneh song, melody
- Taras possibly 'rebel, troublemaker'; Taras Shevchenko, national…
- Tarence form of Terence (Terentius), Roman clan name
- Tariq night visitor, morning star; Tariq ibn Ziyad
- Tarjei Norwegian form of Torgeir, from Thor and Old Norse geirr,…
- Tarkan an old Turkic title of nobility
- Taro great son, eldest son (太郎)
- Tarrah form of Tara: from the Hill of Tara
- Tarrance form of Terrance, from the Roman family name Terentius
- Tarrell form of Terrell, a Norman surname perhaps from Old French…
- Tarrence form of Terence, from the Roman clan name Terentius
- Tarun young, youthful
- Taryn modern name, perhaps from Tara or a blend with Karen
- Tarzan coined by Edgar Rice Burroughs, 'white skin' in ape language
- Tasha pet form of Natasha (Natalia): born on Christmas
- Tashaun modern blend of Ta- and Shaun
- Tashawn modern blend of the prefix Ta- and Shawn
- Tashi good fortune, auspiciousness
- Tasia short for Anastasia, 'resurrection'
- Tasnim a spring of water in paradise
- Tassilo attested name of Tassilo III, last Agilolfing duke of…
- Tate cheerful; from Old Norse teitr
- Tatem form of Tatum: Tata's homestead
- Tatenda we are thankful
- Tatia Georgian pet form of Tatiana, from the Sabine name Tatius
- Tatiana from Tatius, a legendary Sabine king
- Tatianna spelling of Tatiana, from the Roman family name Tatius
- Tatiyana spelling of Tatiana, from the Roman family name Tatius
- Tatsuki dragon (竜) + tree or radiance (樹, 輝)
- Tatsuya dragon (竜也); also accomplished (達也)
- Tatum English surname, Tata's homestead
- Tatyanna spelling of Tatiana, from the Roman family name Tatius
- Tau lion, in Sotho and Tswana
- Taurean of Taurus; bull
- Tauriel coined for Peter Jackson's Hobbit films from Sindarin,…
- Taurus bull; the zodiac sign
- Tavares Portuguese surname from a place name
- Tavaris form of Tavares, a Portuguese surname from a place name
- Tavia pet form of Octavia; eighth
- Tavian modern American name, perhaps from Octavian
- Tavin modern American coinage, perhaps from Gavin
- Tavion modern American coinage
- Tavish anglicized Tàmhas, form of Thomas: twin
- Tavita Samoan form of David, beloved
- Tawana modern American name, perhaps a blend of Ta- and Wanda
- Tawanda we have increased; the family has grown
- Tawanna modern American name, perhaps a blend of Ta- and Wanda
- Tawfiq success granted by God, good fortune
- Tawhiri Tawhirimatea, god of winds and storms
- Tawnee form of Tawny: warm light-brown color
- Tawney form of Tawny: tan, golden brown
- Tawni form of Tawny; tan, brownish
- Tawnia form of Tawny: tan, golden brown
- Tawnie form of Tawny: tan, golden brown
- Tawny tawny, a golden brown color
- Tawnya form of Tonya or Tawny
- Taya diminutive of Taisiya or Tatiana
- Tayfun typhoon
- Tayla modern American name, perhaps from Taylor or Kayla
- Taylah form of Taylor: tailor
- Taylan tall, handsome
- Taylar spelling of Taylor: tailor
- Taylee modern blend of Taylor and Lee
- Taylor tailor
- Tayshaun modern blend of Tay- and Shaun
- Tayshawn modern blend of Tay- and Shawn
- Tayson form of Tyson, perhaps from Old French tison: firebrand
- Taytum spelling of Tatum, 'Tata's homestead'
- Teaghan form of Teagan: little poet
- Teague anglicized Tadhg: poet, philosopher
- Teairra form of Tierra: earth, land
- Teal from the duck and its blue-green color
- Teala form of Teal, the duck and the blue-green color
- Teana form of Tiana, short for Tatiana (from the Roman family…
- Tecuani Nahuatl word for a wild beast, often the jaguar
- Ted short form of Edward or Theodore
- Tedd form of Ted, short for Edward (rich guardian) or Theodore…
- Teddi pet form of Theodora: gift of God
- Teddie pet form of Theodore; gift of God
- Teddy diminutive of Edward (wealthy guardian) or Theodore (gift…
- Tedrick form of Theodoric: ruler of the people
- Teegan spelling of Tegan, Welsh teg, fair, beautiful
- Teena form of Tina; short for names like Christina
- Tegan lovely, fair; from teg
- Tegwen lovely and blessed
- Tehila praise, song of praise
- Teja radiance, brilliance
- Tejal lustrous, bright
- Tejas brilliance, radiance, fiery energy
- Tejasvi radiant, brilliant
- Tella short form of Donatella, "given" (from Donato)
- Telly pet form of Aristotelis (Aristotle): best purpose
- Telmo Iberian form of Elmo, from Erasmus, beloved
- Temari a decorative thread ball (手鞠), a traditional toy
- Temidayo mine has become joy
- Temima whole, honest, innocent
- Temitope mine is worthy of thanks
- Temperance moderation, self-restraint
- Tempest word name: a violent storm
- Tempestt form of Tempest: storm
- Tempie pet form of Temperance: moderation, restraint
- Temple place of worship; English surname
- Temujin of iron, blacksmith; birth name of Genghis Khan
- Temur iron (Uzbek); Timur, founder of the Timurid Empire
- Temuulen aspiring, striving forward; name of the sister of Genghis…
- Tena short form of Christina or Tina; follower of Christ
- Tengis sea
- Tenisha modern American name, a form of Tanisha
- Tenley English surname, from a place name, perhaps 'flax field'
- Tennessee from the US state, named for the Cherokee town Tanasi
- Tennyson son of Dennis; poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson
- Tenya 天哉, "heaven" + an exclamation particle
- Tenzin holder of the teachings; name of the 14th Dalai Lama
- Tenzing holder of the teachings; Tenzing Norgay of Everest
- Teo short for Teodoro or Mateo, 'gift of God'
- Teodor gift of God
- Teodora gift of God
- Teodoro gift of God
- Teofil friend of God
- Tequila the Mexican spirit, named after the town of Tequila
- Tera modern name, perhaps from Latin terra, earth
- Terah biblical name of uncertain meaning
- Terence from Roman Terentius, of unknown meaning
- Teresa possibly 'harvester' or from the island Therasia
- Teresia form of Teresa: possibly 'harvester'
- Teresinha Portuguese diminutive of Teresa, a name of uncertain meaning
- Teresita little Teresa; perhaps 'harvester'
- Terez form of Teresa, often given as harvester
- Tereza possibly 'harvester'; Czech form of Teresa
- Teri diminutive of Theresa, perhaps harvester
- Terilyn modern blend of Teri and Lynn
- Terisa form of Teresa: possibly 'harvester'
- Terje Norwegian form of Torgeir: Thor's spear
- Terra earth
- Terrah form of Terra: earth
- Terral form of Terrell, perhaps from Old French tirel: one who…
- Terran from Latin terra: earth
- Terrance spelling of Terence, from the Roman family name Terentius
- Terrell from the surname Tyrell, possibly Old French tirer 'to pull'
- Terren form of Terrence, from the Roman clan name Terentius
- Terrence from the Roman family name Terentius, of unknown meaning
- Terri pet form of Teresa or Theresa
- Terril form of Terrell, perhaps from Old French tirel: one who…
- Terrill English surname, perhaps from Old French tirel 'stubborn'…
- Terry pet form of Terence or Theresa; also from Thierry…
- Tesla Serbian surname; after inventor Nikola Tesla
- Tesni warmth, heat of the sun
- Tess pet form of Theresa, possibly 'harvester'
- Tessa pet form of Theresa, possibly 'harvester'
- Tessie pet form of Theresa; perhaps 'harvester'
- Tetra "four" (Greek tetra-)
- Tetsuo "iron" + "man" (鉄雄)
- Teuila the red ginger flower, national flower of Samoa
- Teuta people (Illyrian teuta); the Illyrian Queen Teuta
- Tevin modern American name, perhaps from Kevin
- Tevis form of Tavis (Thomas): twin
- Tevita Tongan form of David
- Tevy goddess, angel (Khmer, from Sanskrit devi)
- Tewodros Ethiopian form of Theodore, gift of God; Emperor Tewodros II
- Tex nickname for someone from Texas
- Texas the US state, from Caddo taysha: friends
- Tey attested name of Tey, queen of Ay c. 1325 BC; meaning…
- Thabit firm, steadfast
- Thad short form of Thaddeus; perhaps 'heart' or 'gift of God'
- Thaddaeus possibly heart or courageous heart
- Thaddeus perhaps 'heart' or 'courageous'; an apostle
- Thaddius form of Thaddeus, perhaps: heart, courageous
- Thadius form of Thaddeus, often given as heart or courageous
- Thai great, peaceful (泰, Thái)
- Thais of uncertain Greek meaning; famous Athenian courtesan
- Thaisa Shakespeare's form, perhaps from Thais, "bandage" or…
- Thaleia from Greek thallein, to blossom or flourish; one of the…
- Thalia to blossom, flourish; Muse of comedy
- Thandiwe beloved, loved one
- Thando love
- Thane a Scottish title for a lord's attendant or landholder
- Thang victory (勝); also rising (升)
- Thanh blue, clear, pure (青/清); also bright
- Thani second
- Thanos short for Athanasios, 'immortal'
- Thao herb, grass (草); also courteous, filial (as in hiếu thảo)
- Thatcher roof thatcher
- Thayne form of Thane: landholder, attendant of a lord
- Thea goddess, divine
- Theano probably from thea 'goddess'; Theano, Pythagorean…
- Thecla glory of God
- Theda people
- Theia goddess; Titaness of sight and shining light
- Thelda short for Ethelinda or Mathilda; often given as noble…
- Thelma coined by Marie Corelli for her 1887 novel; perhaps from…
- Themis divine law, order
- Theo god; short for Théodore
- Theobald bold people
- Theoden Old English þeoden, "king, lord of a people"
- Theodora gift of God; Byzantine empress
- Theodore gift of God
- Theodoric ruler of the people; Theodoric the Great
- Theodosia God-given
- Theofania from Greek theophaneia, manifestation of God
- Theofanis from Greek theophaneia, manifestation of God
- Theon godly, from theos 'god'
- Theophile friend of God
- Therese possibly harvester; St Thérèse of Lisieux
- Theresia form of Theresa, perhaps harvester
- Theron hunter
- Thersa form of Theresa: possibly 'harvester'
- Theseus possibly 'to set, establish'; hero who slew the Minotaur
- Thetis possibly 'to place, establish'; sea nymph
- Thi poem (詩); also common feminine middle name (氏)
- Thiago form of James (supplanter); popular in Brazil
- Thibault bold people
- Thien heaven, sky (天); also goodness (善)
- Thierry ruler of the people
- Thijs short form of Matthijs: gift of God
- Thilo short form of Dietrich: ruler of the people
- Thinh prosperous, flourishing (盛)
- Thiziri Kabyle spelling of Tiziri, moonlight
- Thom fragrant (native Vietnamese thơm)
- Thomas twin; an apostle
- Thomasena feminine of Thomas: twin
- Thomasine feminine form of Thomas; twin
- Thompson son of Thomas; twin
- Thong gold
- Thor thunder; the Norse god of thunder
- Thora feminine of Thor: thunder
- Thorfinn "Thor's Finn"; Thorfinn Karlsefni was a Norse explorer of…
- Thorin bold one; a dwarf in the Norse Völuspá
- Thorkild Danish form of Þorketill, from Thor and ketill, cauldron or…
- Thormod Thor's courage (Þórr + móðr); Thormod Kolbrúnarskáld, poet…
- Thorne thorn bush
- Thornton thorn bush town
- Thorvald Thor's ruler
- Thresa form of Theresa, perhaps harvester
- Thressa form of Theresa: possibly 'harvester'
- Thu autumn (秋)
- Thuan harmonious, obedient (順, Thuận)
- Thuraya the Pleiades star cluster
- Thurman English surname from Old Norse Thormund, Thor's protection
- Thurmon form of Thurman: Thor's man
- Thurmond form of Thurman: Thor's man
- Thurston Thor's stone
- Thuy water (水, Thủy); as Thúy, kingfisher, jade-green (翠)
- Tia short form of names like Laetitia (joy); Spanish tía 'aunt'
- Tiago form of James (supplanter), from Santiago
- Tiaki guardian; to protect, to care for
- Tiam sparkle of the eyes
- Tian sky, heaven (天); also sweet (甜)
- Tiana short form of names like Christiana and Tatiana
- Tianna short form of names like Christiana and Tatiana
- Tianyi heaven (天) + one or joy (一, 怡)
- Tianyu heaven's universe; heavenly rain (天宇/天雨)
- Tiara a jeweled crown
- Tiare flower; the fragrant Tahitian gardenia, in Tahitian
- Tiarnán from Irish tighearna, lord
- Tiarra from tiara, a jeweled headpiece
- Tiberiu of the Tiber river
- Tidus coined by Square for Final Fantasy X; often linked to…
- Tien fairy, immortal (仙); for men, advance (進)
- Tiera spelling of Tiara, a jeweled crown
- Tiernan little lord
- Tierney lord
- Tierra earth, land
- Tifa coined by Square for Final Fantasy VII
- Tifenn Breton form of Tiphaine, from Theophania: manifestation of…
- Tiffanee form of Tiffany (Theophania): manifestation of God
- Tiffaney form of Tiffany (Theophania); appearance of God
- Tiffani spelling of Tiffany, from Theophania: appearance of God
- Tiffanie spelling of Tiffany, from Theophania 'appearance of God'
- Tiffany from Theophania, 'appearance of God' (Epiphany)
- Tiffeny form of Tiffany, from Theophania: manifestation of God
- Tiffiany form of Tiffany, from Theophania: manifestation of God
- Tiffiney form of Tiffany (Theophania): appearance of God
- Tiffini form of Tiffany, from Theophania: manifestation of God
- Tiffiny form of Tiffany (Theophania); appearance of God
- Tiffney form of Tiffany (Theophania): appearance of God
- Tiger word name: the tiger; golfer Tiger Woods
- Tigran perhaps 'sharp, pointed'; Tigranes the Great
- Tihana from Slavic tih, quiet or calm
- Tihomir quiet peace; from tih 'quiet' and mir 'peace'
- Tika flower
- Tikhon fortune, luck; from Greek Tychon, from tyche 'luck'
- Tiki coined by Shouzou Kaga for Fire Emblem
- Tikva hope
- Tikvah hope
- Tilde short form of Mathilde: mighty in battle
- Tilden Tila's valley (English place name)
- Tilelli freedom
- Tilford from an English place name: ford of Tila
- Till short form of Dietrich: ruler of the people; Till…
- Tillie diminutive of Matilda: mighty in battle
- Tillman English surname, tiller of soil, or form of Tilman
- Tilman from Tielman, a pet form of Dietmar: famous people
- Tim short for Timothy, 'honoring God'
- Timber from the English word timber: wood, trees
- Tímea coined by Mór Jókai, possibly from Greek 'honor'
- Timm form of Tim (Timothy): honoring God
- Timmie pet form of Timothy; honoring God
- Timmy pet form of Timothy, 'honoring God'
- Timonthy form of Timothy: honoring God
- Timothee honoring God
- Timothey form of Timothy: honoring God
- Timothy honoring God
- Tin trust, faith (信, Tín)
- Tina short for Christina, Bettina and similar names
- Tinamarie blend of Tina and Marie
- Tinashe God is with us
- Tinaye we are with Him (God)
- Ting graceful, slim and pretty (婷)
- Tinhinane she of the tents; Tin Hinan, legendary queen of the Tuareg
- Tinna flint
- Tino short form of Valentino; strong, healthy
- Tinotenda we give thanks
- Tinsley Tynni's clearing; from an English place name
- Tintin a French pet form, from tintin "nothing at all"
- Tiny very small
- Tionna modern American coinage
- Tipene Maori form of Stephen, crown
- Tiphaine from Theophania: manifestation of God
- Tirian coined by C. S. Lewis for The Last Battle
- Tirion kind, gentle
- Tirrell form of Tyrell, a Norman surname perhaps from Old French…
- Tirzah pleasantness, delight
- Tish pet form of Letitia: joy, happiness
- Titan from the Titans of Greek mythology
- Titania of the Titans; queen of the fairies in A Midsummer Night's…
- Tithi lunar day of the calendar
- Titiana form of Titania or Tatiana
- Titilayo eternal joy
- Titus meaning uncertain; perhaps 'title of honor'
- Tiwalade ours is the crown
- Tiyamike let us give thanks (to God)
- Tiziano from the Roman name Titianus, derived from Titus; the…
- Tiziri moonlight
- Tlalli earth, land
- Tlaloc the Aztec god of rain
- Toa warrior, brave; champion
- Toan complete, perfect (全, Toàn)
- Tobe pet form of Tobias: God is good
- Tobey pet form of Tobias; God is good
- Tobi great; short for Oluwatobi, God is great
- Tobias Yahweh is good
- Tobiasz Polish form of Tobias, God is good
- Tobiloba God is as great as a king
- Tobin from Tobias: Yahweh is good
- Toby short form of Tobias: God is good
- Tod fox, from Middle English tod
- Todd fox
- Todor gift of God; form of Theodore
- Toinette pet form of Antoinette (Antonius), Roman clan name
- Toivo hope
- Tokala kit fox; also the Kit Fox warrior society
- Tolga warrior's helmet
- Toluwani belongs to God
- Tom short form of Thomas, "twin"
- Toma twin; Romanian form of Thomas
- Tomas Irish form of Thomas: twin
- Tomasa feminine of Tomás; twin
- Tomasi Fijian form of Thomas, twin
- Tomasita diminutive of Tomasa: twin
- Tomasz twin; Polish form of Thomas
- Tomé twin; form of Thomas
- Tomeka form of Tamika; modern American name
- Tomer palm tree
- Tomiko child of wealth (tomi)
- Tomislav torment and glory, possibly 'one who suffers for glory';…
- Tommaso twin
- Tommie diminutive of Thomas: twin
- Tommy pet form of Thomas: twin
- Tomoe a comma-shaped swirl design (巴)
- Tomoki wise + tree, or friend + hope (智樹/友希)
- Tomoko wise child, or friendly child (智子/友子)
- Tomos Welsh form of Thomas: twin
- Tomyris attested name of Tomyris, queen of the Massagetae who…
- Tonatiuh sun, he who goes forth shining
- Tonći Dalmatian diminutive of Ante (Anthony), a Roman family name
- Tonette feminine pet form of Antoine, from the Roman family name…
- Toney pet form of Anthony, from the Roman name Antonius
- Toni short form of Antonia, from the Roman family name Antonius
- Toniann modern blend of Toni and Ann
- Tonita Spanish diminutive of Antonia (Roman family name Antonius)
- Tonja form of Tonya or Tanja, short for Antonia or Tatiana
- Tonnie pet form of Antonia or Anthony
- Tony short for Anthony, from Roman Antonius, of unknown meaning
- Tonya spelling of Tanya, diminutive of Tatiana (Roman family name…
- Topanga Tongva place name, often said to mean where the mountains…
- Toprak earth, soil
- Tor thunder; Scandinavian form of Thor
- Tora thunder; feminine of Thor
- Torben Thor's bear
- Torbjörn Thor's bear
- Torcato from Latin Torquatus, wearing a torque or neck chain
- Toren form of Torin: chief
- Torey spelling of Tory, pet form of Victoria: victory
- Tori short form of Victoria: victory
- Toria pet form of Victoria: victory
- Torie pet form of Victoria; victory
- Torin perhaps from Irish 'chief', or Old Norse Thorin, of Thor
- Torkel Thor's cauldron
- Tormod Thor's mind; Gaelic form of Norman
- Torrance Scottish place name, little hills
- Torre tower
- Torrence form of Torrance; little hills
- Torrey English or Irish surname of uncertain meaning
- Torri form of Tory or Torrance; little hills
- Torrie form of Tory or Torrance; little hills
- Torstein from Thor, the thunder god, and Old Norse steinn, stone
- Torsten Thor's stone
- Torunn Thor's love
- Torvald from Thor, the thunder god, and Old Norse valdr, ruler
- Tory pet form of Victoria: victory
- Tosca Tuscan woman; Puccini's heroine
- Tosh short for McIntosh: son of the chieftain
- Tosha pet form of Antonina or Natasha
- Toshio clever man (敏夫) or talented man (俊夫)
- Toshiro "winter" + "lion" + "son" (冬獅郎)
- Touka "violet" + "fragrance" (董香) or "peach flower" (桃花)
- Tova good
- Tove short form of Old Norse names beginning with Thor; Tove…
- Townes English surname: of the town
- Townsend surname: end of the town
- Toya short form of Latoya; perhaps from Victoria
- Tra camellia, tea plant (茶, Trà)
- Trace short form of Tracy, from a French place name
- Tracee form of Tracy; from a French place name
- Tracey from Tracy, a Norman place name; also a pet form of Teresa
- Traci spelling of Tracy, from a Norman place name, or pet form of…
- Tracy from Tracy, a Norman place name ('domain of Thracius');…
- Trae spelling of Trey: three
- Traian from Trajan, Roman emperor who conquered Dacia
- Trang elegant, serious, adorned (妝/莊)
- Trapper occupational word: one who traps animals
- Travion modern American blend of Travis and -ion
- Travis from a surname for a toll collector at a crossing (Old…
- Travon modern blend of Tre- and -von
- Trayvon modern American blend of Trey and Von
- Tre from Trey, 'three'; often given to a third son
- Treasa strength, intensity
- Treasure treasure, something precious
- Trebor Robert spelled backwards
- Trecia form of Tricia (Patricia): noble
- Treena form of Trina, short for Katrina: pure
- Tremaine homestead of the stone (Cornish tre + men)
- Tremayne homestead of the stone
- Trena form of Trina, short for Katrina; pure
- Trenity form of Trinity: the Christian Holy Trinity
- Trent from the River Trent, possibly strongly flooding
- Trenten spelling of Trenton: Trent's town, after William Trent
- Trentin form of Trenton: town on the River Trent
- Trenton from Trenton, New Jersey, named after settler William…
- Trentyn form of Trenton: town on the River Trent
- Treshawn modern blend of Tre- and Shawn
- Tresia form of Theresa, often given as harvester
- Tressie pet form of Theresa; perhaps 'harvester'
- Treven form of Trevon/Trevor: large homestead
- Trever spelling of Trevor: large homestead (Welsh Trefor)
- Trevin form of Trevor; big village
- Trevis form of Travis; toll collector
- Trevon modern American blend of Trey and Von
- Trevor large homestead
- Trey three, a nickname for a third-generation bearer
- Treyton modern blend of Trey and -ton
- Treyvon modern coinage from Trey and -von
- Tri wisdom (智)
- Triana from the Triana quarter of Seville
- Tricia short form of Patricia: noble, patrician
- Trilby from George du Maurier's 1894 novel Trilby
- Trim brave, hero
- Trina short form of Katrina, long linked to Greek katharos 'pure'
- Trinh chaste, pure, virgin (貞)
- Trini pet form of Trinidad: Holy Trinity
- Trinidad Trinity
- Trinidy form of Trinity: triad, the Holy Trinity
- Trinitee form of Trinity: triad, the Holy Trinity
- Triniti spelling of Trinity, the Christian Holy Trinity
- Trinity the Holy Trinity
- Tripp nickname for a third-generation bearer of a name
- Tris short form of Beatrice, Beatrix or Tristan
- Trish short form of Patricia; noble
- Trisha diminutive of Patricia: noble
- Trishia form of Tricia (Patricia): noble
- Trishna thirst, longing, desire
- Trista feminine of Tristan
- Tristan possibly tumult, noise; lover of Isolde
- Tristen spelling of Tristan, from Celtic Drustan; linked to French…
- Tristian form of Tristan, from Celtic Drustan
- Tristin spelling of Tristan, from Celtic Drustan
- Triston spelling of Tristan, perhaps from Pictish Drust; linked to…
- Tristram form of Tristan, possibly tumult; lover of Isolde
- Tristyn spelling of Tristan, from Celtic Drustan
- Triton merman god of the sea, son of Poseidon
- Trixie pet form of Beatrix: she who brings happiness
- Troels Danish form of Thorgils: Thor's pledge
- Tron form of Trond: from Trøndelag, Norway
- Trond man from Trøndelag
- Troy from Troyes in France; also the ancient city of Troy
- Tru true, faithful
- Trude strength; short form of Gertrude
- Trudi pet form of Gertrude; spear strength
- Trudie pet form of Gertrude; spear strength
- True true, loyal
- Truly the word truly: sincerely, faithfully
- Truman trusty man
- Trung loyal (忠); also center (中)
- Trustin modern form of Tristan, influenced by the word trust
- Truth the word truth
- Trygve trusty, faithful
- Trystan Welsh spelling of Tristan, from Drustan
- Tsering long life
- Tsiky smile
- Tsion Zion
- Tsolmon morning star, Venus
- Tsumugi pongee silk; to spin thread (紬)
- Tsunade "rope hand" (綱手); a heroine of the Japanese folk tale of…
- Tsvetomir flower of peace; from tsvete 'flower' and mir 'peace'
- Tuan handsome, talented (俊)
- Tuba a tree of paradise; blessedness
- Tucker from an occupational surname, 'fuller of cloth'
- Tudor people ruler; anglicized Tudur
- Tue wisdom, intelligence (Tuệ 慧)
- Tuesday the day of the week, named for the god Tiw
- Tuff word name: tough, strong
- Tuğba a tree of paradise
- Tugdual Breton form of Welsh Tudwal, from tud, people, and gwal,…
- Tui the tui, a native songbird
- Tula balance; the zodiac sign Libra
- Tülin twilight, dusk
- Tulsi holy basil, a sacred plant
- Tulugaq raven
- Tumaini hope
- Tumi short for Tumelo, faith
- Tuna the River Danube
- Tung pine tree (松)
- Tupac royal, noble; Tupac Amaru, last Inca ruler
- Ture of Thor; Swedish form of Thore
- Turid Thor's beauty
- Türkan Turkish khan, Turkish noblewoman
- Turki of the Turks
- Turlough instigator; anglicized Toirdhealbhach
- Turner a lathe worker
- Turquoise the blue-green gemstone, from French for Turkish
- Tushar frost, snow, mist
- Tuuli wind
- Tuva short form of Thorvi: Thor's sanctuary
- Tuvia Yahweh is good
- Tuyet snow (雪)
- Twila meaning uncertain; often linked to twilight
- Twyla meaning uncertain; often linked to twilight or 'woven of…
- Txomin of the Lord; Basque form of Dominic
- Ty short form of Tyler or Tyrone
- Tyana modern American blend of Ty- and Ana
- Tyanna modern American blend of Ty- and Anna
- Tybalt form of Theobald, "bold people"
- Tyce modern American coinage, perhaps from Tyson
- Tyche luck, fortune; goddess of fortune
- Tye English surname, enclosure or common pasture
- Tyesha modern American blend of Ty- and Aisha; life
- Tyjuan modern blend of Ty- and Juan
- Tyla feminine form of Tyler: tile maker
- Tylar spelling of Tyler: tile maker
- Tylee modern blend of Ty- and Lee
- Tyler tile maker or layer
- Tylor spelling of Tyler, 'tiler, maker of tiles'
- Tymek Polish diminutive of Tymoteusz, honoring God
- Tymon honor; from Timon
- Tymoteusz honoring God
- Tynan from Ó Teimhneáin: dark
- Tynisha modern blend of Ty- and Nisha
- Typhaine French form of Theophania, manifestation of God, the feast…
- Tyquan modern American blend of Ty- and -quan
- Tyr god; Norse god of war and justice
- Tyra probably from Old Norse Thorvi: Thor's sanctuary
- Tyre the ancient city of Tyre; rock
- Tyree Scottish surname, perhaps from the island of Tiree; meaning…
- Tyreek modern American coinage
- Tyrek modern coinage from Ty- and -rek
- Tyrell from a Norman surname, possibly Old French tirer 'to pull'
- Tyren modern American blend of Ty- and -ren
- Tyrese modern coinage from Ty- and -rese
- Tyrik form of Tariq: morning star, he who knocks at night
- Tyrion coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
- Tyriq form of Tariq: morning star, he who knocks at night
- Tyron spelling of Tyrone: Eoghan's land (Irish county)
- Tyronda modern blend of Ty- and Ronda
- Tyrone from County Tyrone, Tír Eoghain 'land of Eoghan'
- Tyrus form of Tyre, the Phoenician city; Tyrus Cobb
- Tysen form of Tyson, from French tison: firebrand
- Tyshawn modern American blend of Ty- and Shawn
- Tyson son of Tye, or Old French tison 'firebrand'
- Tytiana form of Tatiana, from the Roman family name Tatius
- Tytianna form of Tatiana, from the Roman family name Tatius
- Tyvon modern blend of Ty- and Von
- Tywanda modern blend of Ty- and Wanda
- Tywanna modern blend of Ty- and Wanna
- Tyyne calm, serene
- Tzila shade, shadow
- Tzivia gazelle, doe
- Tzofia watcher, guardian
- Tzuriel God is my rock
- Tzvi deer, gazelle