Names starting with T page 2 of 2
315 names starting with T, from 39 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- TivoliUnisexDerived from Tivoli, a picturesque town in Italy historically favoured as a retreat location.
- TiyamikeUnisexFrom Chewa tiyeni: "we praise, we celebrate".
- TiziriGirlFrom Kabyle tiziri, "moonlight", also read as the feminine form of Ziri.
- TjaardBoyA Frisian name derived from Germanic roots, likely incorporating elements related to "people" and "hard" or "bold".
- TjeerdBoyA Frisian name derived from Germanic sources, likely connected to elements meaning "people" and "hard" or "brave".
- TlalliGirlThe Nahuatl word for earth, land or soil.
- TlalocBoyOf uncertain root, perhaps tied to Nahuatl tlalli "earth, land, soil": what the Aztecs called their god of rain and…
- ToaBoyMeans "warrior" in Māori.
- TobinBoyDerived from an English surname that itself comes from the given name Tobias, meaning 'God is my good' in Hebrew.
- TobyUnisexMedieval form of Tobias, derived from Hebrew meaning 'God is my good'.
- TochukwuUnisexIgbo for "praise God": to "praise, give thanks" combined with Chukwu, "the supreme God".
- ToddBoyDerived from an English surname meaning 'fox'.
- TögöldörBoyFrom tögöldör, "complete, perfect".
- ToinetteGirlShort form of Antoinette, from the Latin Antonia meaning priceless or worthy of praise.
- TokeloBoySesotho for "privilege" or "right", related to the verb loka, "to be right or proper".
- Tola (Khmer)UnisexThe Khmer name for October, from a Sanskrit word for the scales and the zodiac sign Libra.
- Tola (Polish)GirlA Polish pet form built on the inner syllable 'to' shared by several women's names, most often Antonina.
- TollyBoyA shortened, affectionate form of Bartholomew, carrying that name's sense of "son of Talmai".
- Tom (English)BoyShort form of Thomas, derived from Aramaic meaning 'twin'.
- Tom (Hebrew & Biblical)UnisexFrom Hebrew meaning 'the end, innocence, simplicity'.
- TommieUnisexDiminutive of Thomas, derived from Aramaic meaning 'twin'.
- TommyBoyDiminutive of Thomas, derived from Aramaic meaning 'twin'.
- TömörbaatarBoyFrom Mongolian төмөр "iron" and баатар "hero, warrior": together they read as an iron hero.
- TonalliUnisexIn Nahuatl, a word for a day and for the sun's warmth.
- TonatiuhBoyNahuatl for "sun": the name of the Aztec god of the sun.
- TonderaiBoyFrom the Shona verb tondera, "to remember".
- TondraGirlFrom Esperanto tondro: "thunder", with the feminine ending -a attached.
- ToninaGirlFeminine diminutive of Antonia, derived from the Latin family name Antonius, itself of uncertain origin.
- ToninoBoyA diminutive of Antonio, the Italian form of the Roman name Antonius, whose origin remains uncertain.
- TonioBoyA shortened form of Antonio, the Italian adaptation of the Latin name Antonius.
- TonyBoyShort form of Anthony, derived from Latin meaning 'priceless' or 'worthy of praise'.
- TonyaGirlA diminutive form of Antonia, used as an independent name in English-speaking countries and as a Russian pet form of…
- TopazGirlFrom the English word for a precious gemstone, typically yellow or golden in colour, the birthstone traditionally…
- TopherBoyA short form of Christopher, derived from the Greek name meaning 'one who carries Christ' or 'bearer of Christ'.
- TopsyGirlFrom a nickname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from the English word top, popularised as a given name by a…
- ToriGirlA diminutive form of Victoria, derived from the Latin word for 'victory'.
- ToriaGirlA short form of Victoria, derived from the Latin word for 'victory'.
- TorinBoyAn Irish name of uncertain meaning. No established etymology has been identified despite the name's Irish associations.
- TorquatoBoyThe Italian and Portuguese adaptation of the Roman family name Torquatus, whose meaning and etymology are uncertain.
- ToryUnisexA diminutive of names containing similar sounds, particularly Salvatore and Victoria, derived from different…
- TottieGirlA diminutive of Charlotte, derived from the French masculine name Charles meaning 'free man'.
- TottyGirlA diminutive of Charlotte, derived from the French masculine name Charles meaning 'free man'.
- ToussaintBoyLiterally means all saints in French, referring to the Christian festival celebrated on November 1.
- ToutorīxsBoyReconstructed as "ruler of the people", from Celtic elements behind Welsh tud, "country", and rhi, "ruler".
- TraceBoyA short form of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TraceeGirlA feminine variant of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TraciGirlA feminine variant of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TracieGirlA feminine variant of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TracyUnisexA surname from Normandy referring to Thracius's domain or estate, which became established as a given name through…
- TraffordBoyAn Old English place name combining 'trap' (a fish-catching device) and 'ford' (a shallow crossing), transformed into a…
- TranterBoyAn Old English occupational surname for someone who operated wagons or carts, adapted as a modern given name.
- TraversBoyFrom the English surname Travers, which has roots in Old French referring to 'one who crosses' or a 'crossroad'.
- TravisBoyA surname rooted in the Old French verb meaning 'to cross', historically applied to people who crossed rivers or…
- TreasureGirlFrom the English word for a valued possession or precious item, ultimately derived from Greek thesauros meaning…
- TrentBoyA person who lived by the River Trent.
- TrentonBoyTrent's town.
- TressaGirlLong lock of hair, or variant of Theresa.
- TrevBoyShort form of Trevor.
- TrevelyanBoyHomestead on the hill.
- TreyBoyThree.
- TriaGirlShort form of names ending in similar sounds, possibly Demetria.
- TrianaGirlFrom the Triana neighbourhood of Seville, Spain; the meaning of the place name is uncertain.
- TriciaGirlShort form of Patricia.
- TrinaGirlShort form of Katrina.
- TrinityGirlThe Christian concept of God's three-fold nature: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- TrippBoyTo dance or to journey.
- TrishGirlShort form of Patricia.
- TrishaGirlShort form of Patricia.
- TristaGirlSorrowful or sad.
- TristenUnisexSorrowful or sad.
- TristinUnisexSorrowful or sad.
- TristramBoyLikely derived from the Latin Tristis, meaning "sorrowful", though folk etymology sometimes connects it to the Pictish…
- TrixGirlThe one who brings joy.
- TrixieGirlThe one who brings joy.
- TroyBoyFrom the ancient city of Troy.
- TruUnisexTrue or a short form of names containing 'tru'.
- TrudieGirlA pet name meaning loyal and faithful, derived from Gertrude.
- TrudyGirlA pet name meaning loyal and faithful, derived from Gertrude.
- TrueUnisexGenuine, honest, and loyal; taken directly from the English word true.
- TruemanBoyA trustworthy man; derived from a Middle English surname expressing reliability.
- TruettBoyFrom a place of resinous wood; derived from the name of an English town.
- TrumanBoyA trustworthy or loyal man.
- TsetsegGirlThe everyday Mongolian word for a flower, цэцэг, used on its own as a girl's name.
- TshegofatsoGirlFrom the Setswana verb go tshegofatsa, "to bless": a noun meaning "blessing".
- TshepisoUnisexFrom the Setswana verb go tshepa, "to trust or promise": a noun meaning "promise".
- TshepoUnisexSesotho and Setswana for "hope", from the verb tshepa, "to trust" or "to hope".
- TsheringUnisexFrom Tibetan tshe ring (ཚེ་རིང), "long life", joining tshe "life" and ring "long".
- TsholofeloGirlFrom the Setswana verb go tsholofela, "to hope or expect": a noun meaning "hope".
- TsitsiGirlShona for "mercy" or "compassion".
- TsukuyomiBoyFrom Japanese words for "moon" and "reading" or "counting": broadly "moon counter", from tracking the months by the…
- TswbUnisexMeans "bell" in Hmong.
- TuckerBoySomeone who cleaned and thickened cloth by pounding it.
- TuesdayGirlThe day of the week named after the Norse god Tiw.
- Tui (Pacific Islands (Fijian, Tongan, Samoan, Tahitian))Boy"Chief" or "paramount ruler", a native word used as a name across Fiji, Samoa and Tonga.
- Tui (Māori)GirlThe name of a native New Zealand songbird with a distinctive appearance.
- TulliaGirlThe feminine form of the Roman family name Tullius.
- TullioBoyAn Italian rendering of the Latin family name Tullius, which derives from Tullus of obscure etymology.
- TulugaqUnisexThe ordinary Kalaallisut word for "raven", given directly as a personal name.
- TumeloUnisexSesotho and Setswana for "faith" or "belief", from the verb dumela, "to believe" or "to agree".
- TumisangUnisexFrom the Setswana verb go tumisa, "to praise or make renowned": an imperative meaning "give praise".
- TupaarnaqGirlThe Kalaallisut name for wild thyme, a small scented plant that flowers on Greenland's tundra.
- TupaqBoyQuechua for "royal" or "noble".
- TurnerBoySomeone who worked with a lathe to shape wood.
- TutaGirlQuechua for "night".
- TutgualBoyFrom Brittonic roots meaning "people" and "ruler": together, "ruler of the people", the same elements as Old Irish…
- TwilaGirlPossibly related to twilight, or derived from a Cajun pronunciation of the French word for star.
- TyBoyA nickname form encompassing Tyler, Tyson, Tyrone and similar names.
- TyeBoyA pasture or meadow.
- TylaGirlFeminine form of Tyler, a name for someone who tiled roofs.
- TylerBoyA person who tiled roofs, from an Old English word for tile.
- TyrellBoyAn alternative spelling of Terrell, gaining prominence through African American usage.
- TyroneBoyLand of Eoghan, from an Irish county name meaning the land of a specific Irish figure.
- TyrrellBoyA variant of Terrell, from a surname with uncertain origins.
- TysonBoyOriginally a quarrelsome person, from an Old French word for firebrand.
- ÞiudamersBoyFrom the Gothic elements þiuda "people" and mers "famous, great": "famous among the people".