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Name Meaning Pronunciation Derivations Origin
Ta Great   Tah Chinese
Taamiti Brave   Taamit Lunyole
Taaveti Beloved   Taavetie, Taavety, Taveti, Tavertie, Tavery Finnish
Tab, Tabbener Drummer; Shining, Brilliant; Spring   Tabar, Tabbner, Tabener, Taber, Tabi, Tabie, Tabir, Tabner, Tabor (Persian), Taby, Tabyr Middle English, Old French; German; Gaelic
Tabari Remember   Tabaris, tabarus, Tabary Arabic
Tabbai Good.   Tabbay Aramaic
Tabib Doctor.   Tabeeb, Tabyb Turkish
Tabulum My home.     Australian Aboriginal
Tad Father   Tadd (English) Old Welsh
Tadan Plentiful.   Taden, Tadin, Tadon, Tadyn Native American
Tadao Self-satisfying     Japanese
Tadashi Serves faithfully   Tadashee, Tadashie, Tadashy Japanese
Tadd Father   Tad Old Welsh
Taddia Praising God. A form of Thaddeus   Tadia, Tadiah, Taddiah, Tadias (Lithuanian), Taddya, Tadya, Tadyas Illyrian
Tade Strong     Croatian
Tadeo Praised   Tadeas, Tades Spanish, Latin
Tadhg Poet or Badger.   Tadlee, Tadleigh, Teague, Teige, Teyge, Tyegue Irish
Tadi Wind.   Tadee, Tadey, Tadie, Tady Omaha
Tadleigh Poet from the meadow.   Tadlea, Tadleah, Tadlee, Tadley, Tadli, Tadlie, Tadly Irish, English
Tadzi Moon.   Tadzie, Tadzy Carrier
Taffy Beloved. The Welsh form of David   Taffee, Taffey, taffi, Taffie, Taffy, Tafy Old Welsh
Taft River     Old English
Tafy River   Tafte Old English
Tage Day   Tag, Taig, Taige, Tayg, tayge Danish
Taggart Son of the prelate.   Tagart, Tagert, Taggert, Taggirt, Taggurt, Taggyrt, Tagirt, Tagurt, Tagyrt Gaelic
Taghan Sawfish; The Marten; Type of rug.   Tagen, Tagan, Taygen, Taygen Visayan; Scottish; Persian
Taghee Chief   Taghe Native American
Tago Day   Tagot, Taio, Tajo (Spanish) Spanish
Taha First born. One.   Tahah Polynesian
Tahatan Hawk     Sioux
Taheton Crow     Sioux
Tahi Sea water.     Tongan, Polynesian
Tahir Purity   Taher, Tahyr Arabic
Tai Tribe, kin, weather, talented.     Chinese
Taika Tiger   Tayka Tongan
Taima Born during a thunder storm.   Taimah, Tayma, Taymah Native American
Tain Stream   Taine, Tayn, Tayne Gaelic
Taine Stream   See Tain Gaelic
Tait Happy   Taite, Taitt, Tate, Tayt, Tayte Old Norse
Taiwan Island dweller.   Taywan Taiwanese, Chinese
Taiwo First born of twins.   Taywo Yoruba
Taj Crown, Exalted.   Taja, Taji Hindi
Tajuan God is gracious. A form of Juan.   Taijuan, Tayjuan Hebrew, Spanish
Takeishi Bamboo     Japanese
Takeo Strength   Takeyo Japanese
Takoda Friend of everyone.   Takodah, Takota, Takotah Lakota, Sioux
Tal Tall, Fierce; Rain, Dew   Talbert, Talbot, Talford, Talmadge, Tall, Tallon English; Hebrew
Tala Seagull   Talah Tongan
Talanoa Story teller.   Talonoah Tongan
Talbert From the bright valley.   Talbert, Talbirt, Talburt, Talburt, Talbyrt German
Talbot Commander, From the valley;  Pillager; An extinct type of bloodhound type dog.   Talbert, Talbott, Talibot, Talibott, Talybot, Talybott Teutonic; Old French; Old English
Talcott From the tall cottage.   Talcolt, Talcot, Taldon, Talmadge Old English
Taldra Kangaroo   Taldrah Australian Aboriginal
Tale Green   Tael, Tail, Tal, Tayl Tswana
Talfryn Top of a hill.   Talfrin Welsh
Talib The seeker or student.   Taleb, Talyb Arabic
Taliesin Radiant top of the hill.   Talisan, Taliesen, Talieson, Taliesyn, Talyesin, Talyesyn, Tayliesin, Tayliesyn, Tallas, Tallis, Tallys Welsh
Talli Leader   Talee, Taley, Tali, Tallee, Talley, Tallie, Tally, Taly Native American
Tallis Wisdom   Talis, Tallys, Tallys Persian
Talmai Small hills.   Talmay, Talmie, Telem Hebrew
Talman Harsh   Talmen, Talmin, Talmon, Talmyn Aramaic
Talor Dew   Talar, Taler, Tallar, Taller, Tallor Hebrew
Talut Borrowed, Soul. A form of Saul.   Talu Arabic
Tam Twin; Heart.   Tamm Hebrew; Vietnamese
Tama Son   Tamah, Tamma, Tammah Maori
Taman Dark, Black-haired.   Tama, Tamann, Tamen, Tamin, Tamon, Tamyn Slavic
Tamar Palm tree, Date fruit. The masculine form of Tamara.   Tamarr, Tamer, Tamir, Tamor, Tamyr, Timar, Timarr, Timer, Timir, Timor, Timur, Tymar, Tymarr, Tymer, Tymir, Tymyr Hebrew
Tamas Twin. A form of Thomas.   Tamasa, Tamasah, Tamati (Maori) Hungarian
Tambo Vigorous   Tambow Swahili
Tameron     Cameron  
Tamir Tall as a palm tree.   Tamirr, Tamyr, Tamyrr Arabic
Tammany Friendly   Tamany Delaware
Tamson Son of Thomas, Son of the twin.   Tamsan, Tamsen, Tamsin, Tamsun, Tamsyn Scandinavian
Tan Million; New.   Than Burmese; Vietnamese
Tanaki Beat of a drum.   Tanakie, Tanaky Polynesian
Tanay Son   Tanae, Tanai Hindi
Tancred Giver of thoughtful advice, Counsellor.   Tancreda, Tancredi, Tancredie, Tancredy, Tancrid, Tancryd Teutonic
Tandie Beloved, Masculine.   Tandee, Tandey, Tandi, Tandy, Thandee, Thandey, Thandi, Thandie African American
Tane Husband   Tain, Taine, Tayn, Tayne Maori
Tanek Immortal   Atek Greek
Taneli God is my judge.   Tanel, Tanelie, Tanell, Tanella, Tanelle, Tanely Finnish
Tanguy Warrior   Tagui French
Tangwyn Peace that is blessed.   Tangwin Welsh
Tani Valley   Tanee, Taney, Tanie, Tany Japanese
Taniel God is my judge. A form of Daniel.   Daniel, Taniell, Tanyel, Tanyell Estonian, Hebrew
Tanjiro Second-born son who is highly valued.   Tanjyro Japanese
Tanne Priceless. A form of Anthony.   Tain, Taine, Tainn, Tainn, Tane, Tayn, Tayne, Taynn, Taynne Lettish
Tanner  Leather worker, Tanner of hides.   Tanar, Tani, Tanie, Tanna, Tanna, Tannah, Tannar, Tannery, Tanni, Tannie, Tannor, Tanny, Tany Old English
Tanno Camp of glory.   Tano Spanish
Tano River   Tanno Ghanian
Tanton From the quiet river estate or town.   Tanta, Tantin, Tanton, Tantun, Tantyn Old English
Tanundra Place of plentiful wild fowl.   Tanundrah Australian Aboriginal
Tanzy A short form of the given name Constanzo.     Italian
Tapani Crowned   Tapamn, Tapanee, Tapaney, Tapanie, Tapany Finnish
Tapko Antelope     Kiowa
Taran Rocky hill      
Tarcoola River bend.   Tarcollah Australian Aboriginal
Taree Wild fig tree.   Tarey, Tari, Tarie, Tary Australian Aboriginal
Tareton From the town of the thunder ruler.   Taretan, Tareten, Taretin, Taretyn, Tartan, Tarten, Tartin, Tarton, Tartyn Old English
Tarhe Tree   Tarhee Native American
Tarif Uncommon   Tareef, Taryf Arabic
Tarik One who comes by night, Conqueror.   Tareck, Tareek, Tarek, Tarick, Tariq, Taryc, Taryck, Taryk, Tarreq, Tereik, Teryc, Teryck, Teryk Arabic
Tarin Rocky hill      
Tariq Name of a star.     Arabic
Tarj Honour.     Hungarian
Tarkan An ancient high rank in the army of Tamerlane and approximately equivalent to a general.   Tarkhan, Tarkhaan, Tarqan Turkish
Tarleton From the thunder ruler's town, From Thor's town.   Tarletan, Tarleten, Tarletin, Tarletor, Tarletyn Old English
Tarn From the mountain pool.   Tarne Old Norse
Taro First-born male, Big boy.   Tarot Japanese
Taron The King's courageous advisor.   Taeron, Tahron, Tarone, Tarran, Tarrn, Tarrin, Tarron, Tarrun, Tarryn, Tarun, Taryn English, Greek
Tarquin The name of one or Rome's earliest tyrants.     Latin
Tarrance  Smooth, Good, Gracious; From the place with th small rocky hills. A form of Terence.   Tarance, Tarence, Tarince, Tarrence, Tarrince, Tarrynce, Tarynce, Terance, Terince, Terrance, Terrince, Terrynce, Terynce, Torance, Torence, Torrance, Torrant, Torrence, Torrent English, Latin; Irish
Tarrant Thunder   Tarant, Tarent, Tarrent, Terrant, Torant, Torent, Torrant, Torrent Old Welsh
Tarril Belonging to Thor, Belonging to the thunder ruler.   Tarell, Terrail, Terral, Terrale, Terrall, Terreal, Terrel, Terrell, Terrelle, Terril, Terrill, Terryal, Terryel, Terryl, Terryll, Tirl, Tirrel, Tirrell, Turrell, Tyrel, Tyrell. Teutonic
Tarro Stone   Taro Australian Aboriginal
Tarver Softener of whitened hide, From the tower over the hills.   Terver Old English
Tas Bird's nest   Tass, Taz, Tazz Gypsy
Tashi Lucky, Auspicioius, Prosperity.     Tibetan
Tashunka Horse   Tashunah, Tasunke Sioux
Tatanka Bull, Buffalo.   Tatankah Sioux
Tate Long-winded talker; Spirited, Cheerful.   Tait, Taite, Tayt, Tayte Native American; Old English
Tatius Ruler   Tatianis, Tatianus, Tazio, Titis, Titus, Tytius, Tytyus Latin
Tatonga Buck, Male deer.     Sioux
Tatum From Tate's homestead.   Taitam, Taitm, Taitim, Taitom, Taitum, Taitym, Tatam, Tatem, Tatim, Tatom, Taytam, Taytem, Taytim, Taytom, Taytum, Taytym Old English
Tau Lion     Tswana
Taufa Storm; Hurricane.   Taufan Tongan; Indonesian
Taula Priest   Taulah Tongan
Tauno World leader.   Taunot Finnish
Taurean Like a bull, Stubborn strength, Born under the sign of Taurus.   Taurino, Taurion, Tauris, Taurus, Tauryan, Tauryen, Tauryon, Toro Latin
Tava Fruit tree.   Tavah Polynesian
Tavares The hermit's son.   Tavar Spanish
Tavaris Misfortune   Tavaris, Tarvarres, Tavar, Tavaras, Tavares, Tavari, Tavarian, Tavarius, Tavarres, Tavarri, Tavarris, Tavars, Tavarse, Tavarus, Yavarys, Taveress, Tevaris, Tevarus, Tevarys, Teverus, Teverys Aramaic
Tavas Peacock     Hebrew
Taved Beloved. A form of David.   Tavad, Tavid, Tavod, Tavyd Estonian
Tavey Eighth-born child. The short form of Octavio.   Tavee, Tavi, Tavie, Tavy Latin
Tavis Twin. A Scottish form of Thomas.   Tavish, Tevis Scottish, Gaelic
Tavi David's son, Son of the beloved; Good.   Tavee, Taveon, Tavey, Tavid, Tavie, Tavin, Tavio, Tavion, Taviss, Tavon, Tavy, Tavys, Tavyss, Tevin, Tevis, Teviss, Tevys, Tevyss, Tuvia Scottish, Hebrew; Aramaic
Tavish Twin. A form of Thomas.   McTavish, McTavysh, Tavis, Taviss, Tavys, Tavysh, Tavyss Gaelic
Tavor Misfortune   Tarvoris, Tavaris, Tavores, Tavorious, Tavoris, Tavorris, Tavorrys, Tavorys, Tavuris, Tavurys Aramaic
Tawa Sun   Tawah Hopi
Tawfiq Success, Reconciliation.     Arabic
Tawno Tiny     Gypsy
Tayden Derived from Hayden and Jayden   Taiden, Taidyn, Taidyn   
Tayib Delicate. Good.     Sanskrit
Taylor Tailor. Repairer of garments.   Taelor, Tailah, tailar, Tailer, Talor, Taylah, Taylar, Tayler, Taylon, Taylour, Tayson, Teyler Old English
Taylum Brace   Tay  
Taz Goblet   Tas, Tass, Tasswell, Taswell, Tazwell, Tazz, Tazzwell Persian
Teague Low rider. Handsome. Poet.   Tadgh (Irish), Taggart, Teagan, Teagun, Teak, Teeg, Teegue, Tegan, Teig, Teigan, Teige, Teigen, Teigue, Tighe, Tyg, Tygue Native American, English, Irish
Teale Water fowl.   Tadgh, Tadhgh, Taig, Teagan, Teak, Teal, Teel, Teele, Teige, Teil, Teile, Teyl, Teyle Middle English
Teangi Earthy.   Teangie, Teanty Australian Aboriginal
Tearlach Strong. Courageous. A form of Charles.   Tearlache, tearloc, Tearloch, Tearloche, Tearlock, Tearlock, Tearlok Gaelic
Tearle Stern, severe one.   Earl, Earle, Tearl Old English
Te Aroha Man of the long string.     Polynesian
Teasdale Dweller at the river valley.   Tedail, Tdale English
Tebes God is good.   Tobias, Tobyas Swiss
Tecwyn Fair; White-haired friend.   Tecwin Welsh; Old English
Ted Wealthy ruling guardian, Gift of God, Bear. A short form of Edward or Theodore.   Tedd Old English
Teddy Wealthy ruling guardian, Gift of God, Bear. A short form of Edward or Theodore.   Teddee, Teddey, Teddi, Teddie, Tedee, Tedey, Tedi, Tedie, Tedy Old English
Tedmund The land protector.   Tdman, Tedmand, Tedmon, Tedmond, Tedmondo, Tedmun English
Tedorik Gift of God. A form of Theodore.   Tedoric, Tedorick, Tedoryc, Tedoryck, Tedoryk Polish
Tedrick Gift of God, Powerful ruler.   Tedric, Tedrik, Tedryc, Tedryck, Tedryk English
Teeuw Gift of God. A form of Matthew.     Dutch, Hebrew
Tefere Seed   Tefer Ethiopian
Teiji Second son who is righteous.     Japanese
Tekea King of the sharks.     Polynesian
Tekle Plant     Ethiopian
Telek One who works with iron.     Polish
Telem Mound   Tellem Hebrew
Telford Iron cutter; From the iron Ford.   Telforde, Tellford, Tellforde Old French; Old English
Teller Story teller.   Tella, Tellah, Telli, Tellie, Telly, Tely English
Telly     Theodore  
Tem Country     Gypsy
Tema In music, a melody of composition. English translation is Theme.   Teema Swedish
Teman To the right side, South.   Temani, Temanie, Temany, Temen, Temin, Temon, Temyn Hebrew
Tembo Elephant   Tembeau Swahili
Tempest Storm   Tempes, Tempess French
Templar Knight who protcted the Holy Land; From the temple.   Tempal, Temple (English), Templer Old French; Old English
Temple A sanctuary      
Templeton Town of sanctuary. From the temple town.   Temple, Templetown Old English
Tennant Renter of houses.   Tenant English
Tennessee Mighty warrior, River.   Tennesy, Tennysee Cherokee
Tennyson Tennant's son, Son of the lessor of houses, Inhabitant.   Tenney, Tenneyson, Tennison, Tenyson Old French
Tenoa Tenor   Tenoah Tongan
Tenzin Keeper of the teachings.  Protector of Dharma.   Tenzing Tibetan
Teo God   Tio, Tyo Spanish
Tepene Crowned. A form of Stephen.   Tepen Maori
Tepko Hill     Australian Aboriginal
Te-Poro Point     Polynesian
Terach Goat   Tera, Terac, Terach Hebrew
Teran A form of Terron, earthman.     Modern English
Teremun Has his father's acceptance.      
Terence Tender, Good, Gracious, Smooth.   Tarrance, Temcio, Terencio (Spanish), Terrel, Terrance, Terrence, Terenz, Terril, Terrill, Terrince, Terrynce, Thierry, Torrance, Torrence, Torrince, Torrynce Latin
Terran Of the earth.   Teran, Teren, Terin, Teron, Terone, Terrone, Trryon, Teryn, Terran, Terren, Terrin, Terron, Terryn English
Terrel Strength   Terral, Terrell, Terrelle, Terril, Terrill, Terryl, Terryll, Teryl Old English, German
Terrell Thunder ruler. A man compared to Thor.   Terrill, Tirrell, Tyrrell Old English
Terrence Tender, Good, Gracious, Smooth.   Tarrance, Temcio, Terencio (Spanish), Terrel, Terence, Terrance,  Terenz, Terril, Terrill, Terrince, Terrynce, Thierry, Torrance, Torrence, Torrince, Torrynce  
Terris Terry's son, Son of the smooth, tender, gracious one.   Teris, Terrys, Terys Latin
Terry Smooth, Tender, Gracious. A short form of Terrence.   Tarry, Teree, Teri, Terie, Trree, Terreh, Terrey, Terri, Terrie, Terry, Tery Latin
Terryal Tender, good gracious   Terrence, Terence, Terris, Terry  
Tertius Third-born child, Three.   Tertios, Tertyus Latin
Teryl Beloved who is smooth, tender and gracious. The combination of Daryl and Terry.     African American
Tesher One who donates.     Hebrew
Tete Kingfisher   Tet Australian Aboriginal
Tetley From Tate's meadow, From the long-winded talker's meadow, From the spirited, cheerful one's meadow.   Tatlea, Tatleah, Tatlee, Tatleigh, Tetli, Tetlie, Tetly Old English
Teva Nature   Tevah Hebrew
Tevel Beloved   Tevell, Tevil, Tevill, Tevyl, Tevyll Yiddish
Tevis Twin. A form of Thomas.   Tevish, Teviss, Tevys, Tevyss Scottish
Tevita Treasured   Tevitah, Tevyta, Tevytah Polynesian
Tex Nickname for a Texan.   Tejas, Texas, Texx, Texxas American
Thabani You all be joyful.     Zulu
Thabit Firm   Thabyt Arabic
Thabiti Man     Kenyan
Thackery By the thatch.   Thackary, Thatcher, Thackry, Thackerie, Thackarie English
Thad Little courageious one.   Thadd Greek
Thaddeus Praising God; Courageous.   Taddeo, Taddi, Taddia (Illyrian), Taddie, Taddy, Tadeo, Tadeusz (Polish), Tadi, Tadia, Tadias (Lithuanian), Tadie, Tady, Thaddaus, Thaddej (Russian), Thaddeo, Thaddeos, Thaddeys, Thadeas, Thadeis, Thadeos, Thadeus, Thadeys, Thadias, Thadios, Thadius, Thadiys, Thady (Irish), Thadyas, Thadyos, Thadyus Hebrew; Greek
Thadford From Thad's ford, From the little courageious one's ford.   Thadforde Old English
Thai Many     Vietnamese
Thaine Follower or warrior attendent.   Thane, Thayne Old English
Thaiter Powerful warrior. A form of Walter.   Thai Irish, German
Thalente Talent     Zulu
Thalmus Flowering   Thalmas, Thalmis, Thalmos, Thalmous, Thalmys Greek
Thaman God-like.   Thamane, Thamen Hindi
Than Million   Tan Burmese
Thandanani You all love one another.     Zulu
Thandiwe Beloved   Tandee, Tandey, Tandi, Tandie, Tandy, Thandee, Thandey, Thandi, Thandie, Thandy Zulu
Thane Attending warrior.   Thain, Thaine, Thayn, Thayne English
Thang Victorious     Vietnamese
Thanh Tranquil, Finished.   Than Vietnamese
Thanh Phong Fresh air.     Vietnamese
Thaniel Gift of God.   Nathaniel, Thaneal, Thaneel, Thaneil, Thaneyl, Thaniell, Thanielle, Thanyel, Thanyell, Thanyelle Hebrew
Thank Danh Renowned     Vietnamese
Thankful To give thanks.   Thank Puritan
Thanos Noble   Athanasios, Thanasis, Thanus Greek
Thatcher Roof mender.   Thacher, Thatch, Thaxter Old English
Thaw Melting   Thor Old English
Thayer Belonging to the nation's army.     Old French
Thel Story above.     English
Themba Hope/trust.     Zulu
Thenga To bring him.   Thengah Yao
Theo  A short form of names beginning with "Theo".   fio, To, Thio, Thyo German, Greek
Theobald The people's prince.   Dietbold (German), Tebaldo, Teobald, Teobalt, Teobaud, Thean (French), Theballd, Thebault (French), Theobaldo (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese), Theobalt, Thibaud (French), Thibaut (French), Thyobald, Thyobaldo, Thyobalt, Tibald, Tibalt, Tibold (German), Tiebout (Dutch), Tioboid (Irish), Tybalt German, Teutonic
Theodore Gift of God   Fedor, Feodor (Slavic), Feodore, Kwedders, Pheodor, Teodor, Teodorico, Teodoro (Spanish / Italian), Teudwer, Theodor, Theodric, Theorodus (Dutch) Greek
Theodoric  Powerful ruler of the people   Derek, Dieter, Dietrich, Tedric, Thedrick, Thedrik, Theodorick, Theodorik, Theodorio, Theodrick, Theodik, Theodryc, Theodryck, Theodryk, Thierry Teutonic
Theon Godly   Feon Greek
Theophilus/Thilo Dearest to God   Fillo, Filo, Fiophilus, Gilow, Thilow Greek
Theron One who hunts   Therron, Therin, Therrin Greek
Theros Summer   Theross Greek
Thian Smooth   Thien Vietmanese
Thies Gift of God     Swiss
Tho Longevity     Vietmanese
Thoar Sunrise   Thor Australian Aboriginal
Thomar Small river   Thom Australian Aboriginal
Thomas Twin   Didymus, Dummas, Foma, Tamas, Tamaso, Tamasz, Tamassa, Tamati, Tammeas, Tammen, Taviss, Tavish, Thoma, Thomasin, Thomaz, Thumas, Toma, Tomas, Tomaso, Tomasino, Tomasz, Tomaz, Tomhas, Tuomas Aramaic / Hebrew
Thompson Thomas' Son   Tompson English
Thong Clever     Vietnamese
Thor Thunder   Thorald, Thordis, Thore, Thorin, Thorkell, Thorley, Thorr, Thorsson,Thorvald, Thorwald, Thurman, Tor, Torald, Tore, Torre, Torrin, Torvald, Tyrus Scandinavian, Old Norse
Thorald Thor ruler, Thunder ruler.   Terrell, Thorold, Torald, Tyrell Old Norse
Thorbert Brilliance of Thor, Brilliant thunder.   Thorbirt, Thorburt, Thorbyrt, Torbert, Torbirt, Torburt, Tobyrt Old Norse
Thorbjorn Thor's bear.   Thorborn, Thorborne, Thorburn, Thorburne, Thurborn, Thurborne, Thurburn, Thurburne Scandinavian
Thorburn Thor's bear, Thunder bear.   Thorborn, Thorborne, Thorburne, Thorbyrn, Thorbyrne Old Norse
Thorgood Thor is good.     English, Scandinavian
Thorleif Thor's beloved.   Thorlief, Thorleyf Scandinavian
Thorley From the thorny meadow, From Thor's meadow, From Thunder meadow.   Thor, Thorlea, Thorleah, Thorlee, Thorleigh, Thorli, Thorlie, Thorly, Tor, Torlea, Torleah, Torlee, Torleigh, Torley, Torli, Torlie, Torly Old English
Thormond Under Thorn's protection.   Thormon, Thormondo, Thormun, Thormund, Thurmondo Old English
Thorndike From the place with the thorny embankment.   Thordike, Thordyke, Thorn, Thorndyck Thorndyke, Thornedike, Thornedyke Old English
Thorne Thorns   Thorn, Thorni, Thornie, Thorny Old English
Thornley From the thorney meadow.   Thorn, Thorne, Thornlea, Thornleah, Thornlee, Thornleigh, Thornli, Thornlie, Thornly Old English
Thornton From the town near the thorny bushes.   Thornetan, Thorneten, Thornetin, Thorneton, Thornetyn, Thorntown, Thortan, Thorten, Thortin, Thorton, Thortyn Old English
Thorpe From the village farmstead.   Thorp English
Thorsten, Thorston See Torston      
Thorvald With the strength of Thor.   Thorvaldo Old Norse
Thorwald From Thor's forest.   Thorvald, Thorvaldo, Thorwaldo Scandinavian
Thoth Mythological God of the moon, Wisdom.     Egyptian
Thron Raised seat, Important.   Throne Greek
Thu Born in autumn / fall.     Vietnamese
Thuc Aware     Vietnamese
Thurlow From the gapped hill, From Thor's hill.   Thurlo Old English
Thurman Servant of Thor, Servant of thunder.   Thirman, Thirmen, Thorman, Thornman, Thorold, Thorolo, Thorwald, Thunderbird, Thurgood, Thurlow, Thurmen, Thurnman, Thurnmen Old English
Thurmond Defended by Thor.   Thrumon, Thurmondo, Thurmun, Thurmund, Thurmundo English, Scandinavian
Thursday Thor's day.   Thordae, Thorsdai, Thorsday, Thurdae, Thursdai English, Scandinavian
Thurstan Thor's stone.   Thirstan, Thirsteen, Thurstein, Thirsten, Thirstin, Thirston, Thirstyn, Thorsteen, Thorstein, Thorsten, Thorstin, Thorstine, Thorston, Thorstyn, Thursteen, Thurstein, Thursten, Thurstin, Thurstine, Thurston, Thurstyn Scandinavian, Dutch
Thuthuka Become a better person.     Zulu
Thynne Slender   Thinne Old English
Tiarnach Devout   Tiarnac, Tyarnach, Tyarnac Irish
Tiba The colour grey.   Tibah, Tyba, Tybah Navajo
Tibb God's gift.   Tibah, Tibba, Tibbah, Tyba, Tybah, Tybb, Tybba, Tybah Navajo
Tibbot Bold person.   Tibbott, Tibot, Tibott, Tibout (Dutch), Tybbot, Tybot Irish
Tibor Holy place.   Tybor Hungarian
Ticho / Tico  Noble   Ticcho, Ticco, Tycco, Tyco Latin, Spanish
Tien Heaven   Tyen Chinese
Tiennan Crowned. A form of Stephen; Master.   Tiernan, Tyennan French; Irish
Tierney Of royal descent; Lordly.   Tiarnach, Tiernan, Tyrney Irish
Tiger Tiger   Tiga, Tigga, Tige, Tigger, Tyga, Tyger, Tygga, Tygger Greek
Tighearnach Lordly   Tiarnach (English) Irish
Tiimu Caterpillar coming out of the ground.   Timu, Tymu Moquelumnan
Tiki Greenstone ornament, Carving; A dead person's soul is taken by the Gods.   Timu, Tymu Moquelumnan
Tiktu Bird digging up potatoes.     Moquelumnan
Tilden To cultivate a fertile valley.   Tildan, Tildin, Tildon, Tildyn Old English
Till The people's leader.   Til, Tyl, Tyll German
Tillford From the prosperous Ford.   Tilford, Tilforde, Tillforde Old English
Tilo Dear to God.   Tillo, Tylo German
Tilon From the hill.   Tylon Hebrew
Tilton From the hill town.   Tiltown, Tylton, Tyltown Old English
Tim Honouring God. God Worshipper. A short form of Timothy.   Tim, Timm, Tym Greek
Timmy Honouring God. A short form of Timothy.   Timee, Timey, Timie, Timmee, Timmey, Timmi, Timmie, Timmo, Tymee, Tymey, Tymi, Tymie, Tymmee, Tymmey, Tymmi, Tymmie, Tymmo, Tymmy, Tymy Greek
Timo Honouring God. A short form of Timothy.   Timmo, Timo (Finnish), Tymmo, Tymo Greek
Timin Born near the sea.   Bymyn, Tymin, Tymyn Arabic
Timon Honourable listener.   Timan, Timen, Timin, Timyn, Tyman, Tymen, Tymin, Tymon, Tymyn Greek
Timoteo Timothy     Italian
Timothy One who honours God   Timathee, Timathey, Timathy, Timmothee, Timmothey, Timmothy, Timofee (Russian), Timofei, Timofey (Russian), Timon, Timotao (Spanish / Italian), Timotei (Italian), Timotejs, Timoteo (Italian / Spanish / Portugese), Timothee (French), Timotheus (German), Tiomoid (Irish), Tisha (Russian), Tymmothee, Tymmothey, Tymothi, Tymothie, Tymothy Greek
Timur Stately; Conqueror.   Tymur Hebrew; Russian
Tin Thinker   Tyn Vietnamese
Tino Majestic   Tyno Spanish
Tinsley Defender of the meadow.   Tinslea, Tinsleah, Tinslee, Tinsleigh, Tinsli, Tinslie, Tinsly, Tynslea, Tynsleah, Tynslee, Tynsleigh, Tynsley, Tynsli, Tynslie, Tynsly Old English
Tipu Tiger     Hindi
Tiru Devoted   Tyru Hindi
Titan Great. The Titan god who instructed mankind in the observation of the stars, and established the natural calendar.   Tiziano (Italian), Tytan Greek
Tite Great   Tyte French
Tito Great   Tyto Italian, Spanish
Titus Pleasing, Of the giants.   Titos, Tytus Greek
Tivon Lover of nature.   Tyvon Hebrew
Toa The Casuarina Tree.   Toah Tongan
Toafo Woods     Polynesian
Toal People of strength     Irish
Tobar Fountain; To tow; Road.   Tobbar Fountain; English; Gypsy
Tobi Great   Tobbee, Tobbey, Tobbi, Tobbie, Tobby, Tobee, Tobey, Tobie, Toby Yoruba
Tobias God is good.   Tebes, Tiveon, Tobej (Russian), Robia (Italian), Tobiah, Tobiasz (Polish), Tobies (Swiss), Tobija (Russian) Hebrew
Tobija God is good.     Russian
Tobit Tobias' son, Son of the one whose God is good.   Tobin, Tobyn, Tobyt Hebrew
Toby God is good. The goodness in God. The short form of Tobias   Tobbee, Tobbey, Tobbi, Tobbie, Tobby, Tobee, Tobey, Tobie, Tobija, Toby Hebrew
Todd Fox   Tod, Todde Middle English / Norse / Latin
Toddhunter Fox hunter   Toddhunter Middle English
Tofe Oyster     Tongan
Toft A small farm.     Old English
Tofu Calm   Tofoo Tongan
Togar Smoke   Tager, Togir, Togor, Togyr Australian Aboriginal
Tohon Cougar     Native American
Tohunga Preist   Tohungah Maori
Tohyah Walking past a river   Tohya Native American
Toivo Hope   Toyvo Finnish
Toka Jellyfish   Tokah Tongan
Tokala Fox   Tokalah Dakota
Tokoni Helper   Tokonee, Tokonie, Tokony Tongan
Tolan / Tolland Owner of land which is subject to a tax or a toll   Tolen, Tolin, Tolon, Tolun, Tolyn, Toland Old English
Tolbert Bright tax collector   Talbert, Talberte, Talbirt, Talburt, Talburte, Talbyrt, Tolberte, Tolbirt, Tolburt, Tolburte, Tolbyrt English
Toler Tax collector   English Toller
Tolman Tax man   Tollman, Tollmen, Tolment Old English
Tom Twin. The short form of Thomas   Teo, Teom, Thom, Thomee, Thomey, Thomi, Thomie, Thommee, Thommey, Thommi, Thommie, Thommy, Thomy, Tomee, Tomey, Tomi, Tomie, Tomm, Tommee, Tommey, Tommi, Tommie, Tommy, Tomy Aramaic
Toma Show off   Tomah Tongan
Tome Twin. A form of Thomas; A wise one.     Aramaic; Macedonian
Tomago Sweet water   Toma Australian Aboriginal
Tombe From the north   Tomba, Tombah Kakwa
Tomer Tall   Tomar, Tomir, Tomyr Hebrew
Tomi Wealthy   Tomie, Tomy Japanese
Tomkin Little tom; little twin   Thomlin, Thomlyn, Tomlyn English
Tomlin Little Tom, Little twin.   Thomkin, Thomkyn, Tomkyn Old English
Tommy Twin. The short form of Thomas   Thomee, Thomey, Thomi, Thomie, Thommee, Thommey, Thommi, Thommie, Thommy, Thomy, Tom, Tomee, Tomey, Tomi, Tomie, Tomm, Tommee, Tommey, Tommi, Tommie, Tommy, Tomy Hebrew
Tonda Priceless.   Tondah (Czech), Tone (Slavic), Toneek, Tonneli (Swiss) Czech
Tong Fragrance     Vietnamese
Tony Priceless. The short form of Anthony.   Tonee, Toney, Toni, Tonie, Tonio (Portuguese, Italian), Tonye Latin, Italian
Toolan Wattle (small yellow flower balls with a sweet scent.)     Australian Aboriginal
Topper Toper   Top of the hill. English
Tor Rock; Thunder, King.     Celtic; Norse
Toran From the craggy hills. A form of Torrence. \t(o)-ran\ Tohran, Torn Irish, Scottish
Torao Tiger     Japanese
Torben From the Old Norse name Þórbjörn, which meant "Thor's bear" or "Thunder bear".   Torbjörn (Swedish) Danish
Torbert Rocky hilltop with a sunny peak.   Thorbet, Thorbirt, Thorburt, Thorbyrt, Torbirt, Torburt, Torbyrt Old English
Torger Thor's spear, Thunder spear.   Tord Scandinavian
Torin Chief   Thorfin, Thorin, Thorstein, Thoryn, Torine, Torrin, Torrine, Torryn, Torryne, Toryn Irish, Gaelic
Torio Bird's tail.   Torrio, Torryo, Toryo Japanese
Torley See Thorley.      
Tormey Thunder spirit, Thor's spirit.   Tormee, Tormi, Tormie, Tormy Irish, Gaelic
Tormod From the north.   Tormed Scottish
Tormond North   Thormon, Thormond, Thormondo, Thormun, Thormund, Thormundo, Tormon, Tormondo, Tormun, Tormund, Tormundo Scottish
Torn From the small round hills; To rip.   Torne Irish; English
Torna Prince   Tornah Irish
Torquil Thor's helmet.   Torcall, Torkel, Thirkell, Thorkel, Torkill Scottish, Gaelic
Torr Tower on the rocky peak.   Tor Old English
Torrance From the place with the small, rocky hills.     Irish, Gaelic
Torsten Thor's stone, Thunder stone.   Tawrence, Torance, Toreence, Toren, Torin, Torn, Torr, Torren, Torreon, Torrin, Torry, Torstan, Torstin, Torston, Tory, Tuarence, Turance Old Norse
Torston The stone of Thor   Torsten Norse
Toru Sea     Japanese
Tory Thor / Thunder; Bandit, Outlaw   Toree, Torey, Tori, Torie, Torri, Torrie, Torry Old Norse; Irish
Toshiro Intelligent, Talented, Sincerity.     Japanese
Tostig Harsh, severe day.   Tostyg Old Norse
Tove Thor's rules, Thunder rules.   Tov Scandinavian
Tovi Good   Tovee, Tovey, Tovie, Tovy Hebrew
Townley From the meadow town.   Tonlea, Tonleah, Tonlee, Tonleigh, Tonley, Tonli, Tonlie, Tonly, Townlea, Townleah, Townlee, Townleigh, Townli, Townlie, Townly Old English
Townsend From the edge, From the end of town.   Town, Towne, Towney, Townie, Townshend Old English
Towrang Shield   Towran Australian Aboriginal
Tracy Warrior; Courageous.   Trace, Tracee, Tracey, Traci, Tracie, Treacey, Treaci, Treacie, Treacy Irish, Gaelic; Latin
Trader Skilled worker.   Trade English
Trahern Possesses great strength, As strong as iron.   Ahern, Aherne, Traherne, Tray, Trayhern, Trayherne Welsh
Trai Pearl   Trae, Tray Vietnamese
Trant Cunning   Trent Middle English, German
Traugott Trust in God.   Traugot German
Travell Traveller   Traveler, Travelis, Travell, Travelle, Travil, Travill, Traville, Travyl, Travyll, Travylle, Trevel, Trevell, Trevelle, Trevil, Trevill, Treville, Trevyl, Trevyll, Trevylle English
Travers Crossroads   Traveress, Travaris, Travarius, Travarus, Traver, Traverez, Travis, Traviss, Travoris, Travorus French
Travis Keeper at the crossroads; tax collector   Travais, Traver, Travers, Traves, Traveus, Travious, Traviss, Travor, Travus, Travys, Travyss, Trevor, Trevus, Trevys, Trevyss Old French
Travon Fair town,  Abbreviation of Trevelyan. tra-VAHN Travaughn, Traveon, Travion, Trayvon, Trevelyan, Trevin, Trevonn English, American
Traylor Crowned with trees, Towed vehicle.   Trailor, Treilor, Treylor English, Latin
Trayton From the town with lots of trees.   Traiton, Treiton, Treyton English
Treat Pleasure, Swiftly moving stream.   Treet, Treit, Trentan, Trenten, Trentin, Trenton, Treyt'Tre, Trea Latin
Tredway Mighty warrior.   Treadway Old English
Tremain From the big farm with the trees.   Tramain, Tramaine (English, Welsh), Tramayn, Tramayne, Tremaine, Tremayn, Tremayne, Treymain, Treymaine, Treymayn, Treymayne Scottish
Trent Cunning; Torrent, rapid stream; Thirty.   Trant, Trante, Trente English; Latin; French
Trentan Cunning; Torrent, rapid stream; Thirty.   Trentine, Trentino, Trento, Trentonio English; Latin; French
Trevelyan From Elian's homestead, From the uplifting one's homestead.   Trevelian Gaelic
Trevin From the uplifting one's village.   Travan, Traven, Traveon, Travin, Travien, Travion, Trevan, Treven, Trevian, Trevion, Trevyn English, Welsh
Trevor Cautious; Large village home.   Travar, Traver, Travir, Trefor, Trevar, Trevares, Trevaris, Trevarus, Trever, Trevoris, Trevorus, Treyvor Celtic; Welsh
Trey Third-born child, Three.   Trae, Traey, Trai, Traie, Tray, Traye, Tre, Trei, Treye Middle English
Trigg Trustworthy   Trig Old Norse
Trini Three   Trinity, Triny, Tryny Latin
Trinity Three, The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.   Trinitee, Trinitey, Triniti, Trinitie, Trynity, Trynyty Latin, Hebrew
Trinn Grade, rung, step, tread.     Norwegian
Trip Traveller   Tripp, Tryp, Trypp Old English
Trishul Lord Shiva's weapon, Three spiked weapon (trident) from Sanskrit words 'tri' - three and 'shul' - spiked weapon.   Trishal Sanskrit
Tristan Loud; Sorrowful; Gold knight.   Tristann, Tristen, Tristian, Triston, Tristram, Trystan, Trystann, Trystian, Trystion, Tryston, Trystyn Old Welsh; French; Welsh
Tristram Sorrowful labour, Mournful (given to a child whose mother has died during child birth).   Tristam, Tristan, Trystram, Trystran Latin, Welsh
Trot From the trickling stream.     English
Trowbridge Dweller at the row of trees at the bridge.   Throwbridge Old English
Troy Descendant of the foot soldier. Also can be derived from the ancient Greek city by that name.   Troi, Troye Irish, Gaelic
True Faithful, Loyal.   Tru Old English
Truesdale From the beloved one's homestead in the valley.   Trudail< Trudale, Trudayl, Trudayle Old English
Truitt Little, Honest.   Truet, Truett, Truit, Truyt, Truytt English
Truman Faithful, True man.   Trueman, Trumain, Trumann Old English
Trumble Bold strength.   Trumbal, Trumball, Trumbel, Trumbell, Trumbul, Trumbull Old English
Trung Faithful     Vietnamese
Trustin Trustworthy   Trusting English
Tryg Truth   Trig, Trygve Scandinavian
Trygve Protector     Scandinavian
Tryphon Dainty, Elegant.   Triphon Greek
Tse Younger of twins.     Ewe
Tsering Long life.     Tibetan
Tsoai Rock tree.     Kiowa
Tu Man of war; Tree     Polynesian, Vietnamese
Tuaco Eleventh-born child.     Ghanian
Tuan Spear; Unimportant.   Tuana, Tuane Australian Aboriginal; Vietnamese
Tuari Young eagle.   Tuarie, Tuary Laguna
Tucker Tucker of cloth.   Tucka, Tuckar English
Tudor God's gift. A form of Theodore.   Tudore Welsh
Tui Handsome songbird; Faith.     Maori; Tongan
Tuketu Bear running in the dust.     Moquelumnan
Tuki Bullfrog   Tukie, Tuky Australian Aboriginal
Tukuli Caterpillar crawling down a tree.     Moquelumnan
Tukupa Promise   Tukupah Tongan
Tulio Lively     Latin
Tullis Title   Tullius, Tullos, Tulli, Tullie, Tully, Tullys Latin
Tully Lives with the peace of God, Mighty people.   Tulea, Tuleah, Tulee, Tuley, Tuli, Tulie, Tullea, Tulleah, Tullee, Tulley, Tulli, Tullie, Tuly Irish, Gaelic
Timaini Hope   Main, Maini, Mainie, Mainy, Tum, Tuma Mwera
Tumu Deer     Moquelumnan
Tung Dignified; Everyone.     Vietnamese; Chinese
Tunu Deer eating wild onions; Twin. A form of Thomas.     Miwok; Finnish
Tupi To pull up.   Tupe, Tupee, Tupie, Tupy Moquelumnan
Tupper One who raises rams.     Old English
Turaku Comet     Australian Aboriginal
Turlough Shaped like Thor, Shaped like Thunder.   Thorlough, Torlough Irish, Norse
Turner One who works with wood.   Terner English
Turpin Thor, Thunder.   Thor, Thorpin, Torpin Old Norse
Tusi Little Samoan man.     Samoan
Tut Strong, Courageous.   Tutt Arabic
Tutu Just one.     Spanish
Tutulupeatau The silence before war.     Tonga
Tu'uhetoka Standing (protecting) above the fallen. (during war)     Tonga
Tuwile Death is inevitable.     Mwera
Tuxford From the spear ford (shallow river crossing).   Tuxforde Old Norse
Tuyen Tuien     Vietnamese
Twain Separated into two parts, Rope.   Tawaine, Twaine, Tway, Twayn, Twayne English
Twannie Priceless, A form of Anthony.   Twanny Maltese
Twia Child born after twins.   Twiah Fanti
Twitchell Dweller at the narrow passage.   Twitchel, Twytchel, Twytchell Old English
Twyford From the double river crossing.   Twiford, Twiforde, Twyforde Old English
Ty From the enclosure. A short form of names beginning with "Ty".    Ti, Tie, Tye English, American
Tybalt Bold   Tibalt, Tiboly, Tybolt English
Tycho Furious   Ticho German, Latin
Tye From the enclosure. The short form of names beginning with 'Ti' or 'Ty' eg. Tyler.   Ti, Tie, Ty Old English
Tyee  Chief     Native American
Tygrve Brave victory   Tigrve Norwegian
Tyke Chief     Native American
Tyler Tile layer.   Tila, Tilar, Tiler, Tilor, Tyla, Tylar, Tyler, Tylor Old English
Tymon Sound   Timon Polish
Tynan Comes from the anglicised version of the Gaelic name "O Teimhneain", which is derived from the word teimhean, meaning 'dark'.   Tinan, Tinane, Tynane Irish, Gaelic
Tyr Born of war.   Tyre Norse
Tyree Island dweller.   Tyrey, Tyri, Tyrie, Tyry Scottish
Tyrone Monarch, Royalty; From Owen's land, From the well born one's land; Sun, Throne.   Teiron, Teirone, Terron, Tiron, Tirone, Tirown, Tirowne, Tyron, Tyroney, Tyronn, Tyroun, Tyrown, Tyrowne Greek; Irish, Gaelic, Old Persian
Tyrus Monarch, Royalty, King; From Owen's land, From the well born one's land; Sun, Throne.   Tirus, Tiruss, Tyrus, Tyruss Greek; Irish, Gaelic, Old Persian
Tyson Fire stick, Firebird, Son of Ty, Son of the one from the enclosure.   Tison Old French
Tzadok Righteous   Tzadik, Zadok Hebrew





 

 

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