Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter T, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a T. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
| Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Titrit | Feminine form of Itri. | |
| Titta | One who is tidy, trusting and thorough individual | |
| Titten | A narrow path between two walls | |
| Titty | Diminutive of Letitia. This is now a slang word for the female breast, and the name has subsequently dropped out of common use. | |
| Titu | Old Church Slavic form of Titus. | |
| Titus | Of Unknown Meaning | |
| Titusz | The title of honour | |
| Tiuduricu | A variant of Theodoric, meaning ruler of the people. | |
| Tiulipe | The tulip flower | |
| Tiva | Dance | |
| Tivadar | Gift of God | |
| Tivka | Unknown | |
| Tivoli | From the name of a picturesque Italian town, used as a summer resort by the ancient Romans. | |
| Tivon | Nature Lover | |
| Tivona | Nature Lover | |
| Tivri | Auspicious | |
| Tiw | Anglo-Saxon form of *Tīwaz (see Tyr). | |
| Tiwa | One who owns the crown or kingship | |
| Tiwalade | The crown in ours. | |
| Tiwatope | Our situation is worthy of thanks | |
| Tiwaz | Proto-Germanic reconstruction of Tyr and Tiw. The Romans identified this god with their god Mars. | |
| Tiwonge | Variant of Tionge. | |
| Tiya | Alternative Spelling Of Tia Or Tea | |
| Tiyaira | earth | |
| Tiyamike | Let Us Give Thanks | |
| Tiyanna | Tiyanna is possibly the Jamaican variation of Tiana. It means joy or happiness | |
| Tiyasa | The silver, or a thirsty person | |
| Tiyash | The thirst of something | |
| Tiye | The deity of light, an ancient Egyptian queen | |
| Tizane | A gypsy | |
| Tizian | One who is honoured | |
| Tiziana | Giant | |
| Tiziano | The honoured one | |
| Tiziri | Feminine form of Ziri. | |
| Tizoc | Unclear | |
| Tizocicatzin | Unclear | |
| Tj | Associated with an abbreviation of two names. | |
| Tjaard | He who is brave | |
| Tjaart | Afrikaans form of Tjaard. | |
| Tjalf | People of offspring | |
| Tjark | Ruler of the people | |
| Tjarko | Ruler of the people. It's a variant of Tjark. | |
| Tjasa | Diminutive of Tatjana. | |
| Tjay | The name Tjay has derived from the combination of the initials of any two names beginning with the letters T and J. | |
| Tjaz | Short form of Matjaž. | |
| Tjeerd | Frisian form of Theodoard or Theodard. | |
| Tjessica | He sees | |
| Tjode | From The People | |
| Tkalis | Sun | |
| Tlacaelel | A diligent man. | |
| Tlacelel | Greatest Hero | |
| Tlachinolli | Fire | |
| Tlaco | The middle born daughter. | |
| Tlacotl | The Osier twig | |
| Tlalli | Earth | |
| Tlaloc | American God of rain and fertility | |
| Tlanextic | Light of dawn | |
| Tlanextli | Radiance or splendor | |
| Tlazohtzin | Little necklace of flowers | |
| Tlepolemos | One who is brave in war. | |
| Tlilpotonqui | Feathered in black | |
| Tmira | Upstanding, Upright | |
| Toa | A brave-hearted lady | |
| Toakase | Woman of the sea | |
| Toal | Anglicized form of Túathal. | |
| Toan | Safe, Secure | |
| Toat | The handle of a joiner | |
| Toba | One who is of good, goodly person | |
| Tobal | Christ Bearer | |
| Tobbee | God is good | |
| Tobbey | God is good | |
| Tobbie | God is good | |
| Tobby | God is good | |
| Tobe | God is good | |
| Tobee | God is good | |
| Tobey | god is good | |
| Tobi | God is good | |
| Tobia | The goodness of God | |
| Tobiah | God (Jevoah) Is Good | |
| Tobias | God Is Good | |
| Tobiasz | the God who is Good | |
| Tobie | God is good | |
| Tobijah | The Goodness of Yahweh | |
| Tobin | Son Of Tobias | |
| Tobish | God is good | |
| Tobit | Good | |
| Tobith | Greek form of Tobit. | |
| Toby | God Is Good | |
| Tobye | God is good | |
| Tobyn | Jovah is Good | |
| Toca | A cap or headgear | |
| Tocara | A friend or beloved of a person with headgear | |
| Tocca | The touch of a person | |
| Toccara | The friendly of beloved touch | |
| Tocho | Mountain Lion | |
| Tochtlea | Rabbit | |
| Tochtlee | Spelling variation of Tochtlea, meaning rabbit. | |
| Tochtli | Rabbit | |
| Tochukwu | Means "praise God" in Igbo. | |
| Tod | Form of TODD. fox |