Baby names starting with T

Spanish · Tinita is likely a diminutive-style elaboration of Tina, itself from names meaning "follower of Christ."

English · Tynnetta is a modern elaborated English-style name, likely built from Tina or Tiny with a decorative suffix.

English · Treasea is likely a variant of Teresa, a name of uncertain Greek origin traditionally linked with "harvest" or summer associations.

English · Tressy is a diminutive form of Teresa or similar names, a soft pet form of a long-used classic name.

Latin · Trishia is a spelling variant of Tricia, a short form of Patricia, from Latin meaning "noble."

English · Tomeka is generally treated as a modern English coinage, perhaps influenced by Tamika and other rhythmic name forms.

English · Toshia may be a modern English form, though it can also echo Japanese Toshi- names associated with "year" or "wisdom."

English · Twania is likely a modern elaboration of Tanya or Twana, shaped in English for a distinctive sound pattern.

African · From the name Tamanend, associated with a Lenape leader; used in English naming as an adapted form.

English · Likely a modern short form or surname-style creation, sometimes linked to Tanya or Tangie.

English · Likely a modern compact form related to Tiana, Anna, or names ending in -ann.

English · An English nickname-style name, famously used as a diminutive with playful sound-based origins.

Slavic · Likely a Slavic-style diminutive or affectionate modern formation with no single fixed etymology.

English · Probably a modern variant of Trina or Katrina, with roots that may trace to Katherine meaning pure.

Greek · Likely built from Troy, the ancient Greek place name, plus the feminine suffix -anne.

English · Talona is likely a modern coined name, possibly influenced by names like Talon, Talina, or Alona.

Hebrew · Tamarya likely blends Tamara or Tamar with a modern ending; Tamar comes from Hebrew meaning "date palm."

English · Tammyjo is an English combination name joining Tammy, a diminutive of Tamara, with Jo.

English · Tangerine is an English word-name taken from the citrus fruit, itself named for Tangier.

English · Tangla appears to be a rare modern coined name, possibly inspired by place or surname sounds.

English · Tarie is likely a short modern form related to Tara, Tari, or names ending in -arie.

English · Tarisa is likely a modern blend influenced by Teresa or Taris, with a soft feminine ending.

Slavic · Tatjana is the Slavic form of Tatiana, a name from an old Roman family name of Latin origin.

English · Tawnja is a variant of Tonya or Tanya, forms ultimately related to Tatiana, a Roman family name.

Latin · Telecia is likely a variant of Felicia or Leticia, names from Latin roots meaning "happy" or "joyful."

English · Tesha is likely a modern form related to Tisha, Latisha, or Natasha, shaped in contemporary English usage.

Greek · Therse is a rare form of Therese or Teresa, a name of uncertain ancient origin often linked with Greek tradition.

English · Tianne is a modern elaboration of Tiana or Anne-based names, often interpreted as a graceful contemporary blend.

English · Tiawana appears to be a modern coined name, likely influenced by Tia and rhythmic -wana endings.

Greek · Titania comes from Latinized Greek mythic roots meaning "of the Titans," and was popularized by Shakespeare.

English · Tiwanda is generally treated as a modern coined name, likely shaped by sound patterns similar to Tawana or Wanda.

Hebrew · Tomara is likely a variant of Tamara, from a Hebrew root meaning "date palm."

Latin · Trica is usually a short form of Patricia or Beatrice-related names, carrying meanings linked to nobility or blessedness.

English · Trona is an uncommon modern-use name, likely adopted for sound or place/mineral association rather than ancient roots.

Greek · Likely a modern form related to Greek or classical-style names such as Taurus or Doris-like endings.

German · Likely a short form of Theodora or Theodore, from Greek meaning 'gift of God.'

Greek · A spelling variant of Tiffany, from the Greek Theophania meaning 'manifestation of God.'

Slavic · A South Slavic-style name, likely used as a diminutive or regional form with soft, affectionate endings.

African · Tangala appears to be an African-derived or African-influenced name, though its exact etymology is uncertain.

English · A modern compound of Tammy and Lynn; Tammy links to Tamara, often connected with the date palm.

English · Likely a modern phonetic variant of Tisha or Letitia-type names, often associated with joy or contemporary styling.

English · A variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning 'manifestation of God.'

English · Likely a rare modern coinage or variant of Trina or Trivia-like forms, with no single established root.

Slavic · Tausha is likely a variant of Tasha, a Slavic short form of Natasha, itself tied to Latin natal meaning birth.

English · Tennia appears to be a modern invented name, possibly influenced by names like Tenney or Tanya.

English · Teshia is likely a modern variant shaped from names like Letitia, Keisha, or Tisha, used for its sound.

Greek · Tessia is a form related to Tessa or Theresa, often linked to Greek roots and traditionally interpreted as harvest or summer.

English · Tomika is likely a modern feminine form built on Tom or Tonya patterns, used mainly in contemporary naming.

Slavic · Tonyua is likely a variant of Tonya, a Slavic diminutive of Antonia, associated with being priceless or of inestimable worth.

English · Torsha appears to be a modern coined form, possibly influenced by Tasha or Portia-style sounds.

French · Trasi is a spelling variant of Tracy, a surname and place-name meaning linked to Thracius or a settlement name.

Greek · Treasia is likely a variant of Theresa, a traditional name often associated with harvest or late summer.

Welsh · Tronda is likely a modern variation influenced by Rhonda, a Welsh place-linked name associated with the Rhondda valley.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Taja or Juanita-like forms, shaped by Spanish-sounding elements in English naming.

Scottish · Probably a variant of Cameron, from a Scottish surname meaning crooked nose, with altered initial consonant.

English · Likely a modern English creation related in sound to Tara and Serena, without a single fixed historical root.

Slavic · Likely a variant form influenced by names like Daria or Taria, with possible Slavic or Persian-style shaping.

Slavic · Likely a Slavic-style short form or surname-derived name, though its exact historical root is uncertain.

African · Likely from an African naming tradition or surname use, though its exact etymology is uncertain in this form.

Latin · Probably a variant of Terrence or Terence, from the Roman family name Terentius of uncertain original meaning.

African · Likely a modern form influenced by names like Towanda, sometimes linked to Native place-names but used in English naming.

Greek · Likely a short form related to Theresa, a name of uncertain Greek origin often associated with harvest or summer.

African · Likely a modern or regional African-form name, though its exact linguistic root is uncertain.

Latin · Usually a short form of Beatrice or Patricia, with roots tied to Latin names meaning blessed or noble.

Latin · Likely built from the Latin root tri- meaning three, though as a given name it is mainly a modern formation.

English · Likely a modern elaborated name, possibly influenced by Tulia or Louisa-style endings rather than a single ancient root.

English · Likely a modern English coinage, possibly influenced by names like Tisha, Aisha, or Letisha.

Slavic · Central European form of Thomas, from a Semitic root meaning 'twin'.

English · Rare modern surname-style name, likely influenced by frontier or place-name forms such as Trampas.

English · Thel is a rare English short form, possibly derived from names like Thelma or influenced by literary usage.

Spanish · Trampas comes from Spanish and literally means "tricks" or "traps," later used as a given name in modern usage.

Norse · Trond is a Norwegian name from Old Norse, associated with strength and the people of Trondheim.

Greek · Tatia is a short form related to Tatiana, a name of Roman origin popular in Eastern Europe and Georgia.

Slavic · Tereska is a Slavic diminutive of Teresa, a name traditionally linked to the Greek island Therasia.

English · A modern American coinage, possibly influenced by Tamara and related forms, used as a stylish given name.

Hebrew · A variant of Tirzah, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'delight' or 'pleasantness.'

Greek · A modern blend using Timothy and the -lyn ending, tied to the Greek root meaning 'honoring God.'

English · A modern American name, likely a creative form related to Tonya or Toni with a distinctive ending.

English · A modern invented name, likely created for sound and style rather than a single traditional root.

English · Tawania is likely a modern elaboration of Tanya or Tawny, with a contemporary melodic formation.

Greek · Tecia is likely a short form of names like Leticia, from Latin laetitia meaning joy or gladness.

English · Timberley is an English-style modern place name built from timber and the suffix -ley, meaning wood clearing or meadow.

Latin · Treshia is likely a variant of Tricia or Patricia, from Latin patricius meaning noble.

Latin · Tricha is likely a clipped form of Patricia, ultimately from Latin meaning noble or patrician.

Greek · Tyria may relate to Tyra or the ancient city Tyre, giving it a place-linked and classical feel.

Greek · Tabetha is a spelling variant of Tabitha, a biblical name from Aramaic meaning "gazelle."

English · Talicia is likely a modern English blend name, influenced by names like Alicia and Talisa.

English · Tarron is likely a modern form influenced by Irish surnames and names like Taron or Darren.

English · Tarryn is a modern name, often treated as a variant of Taryn, possibly influenced by Irish surname forms.

English · Teesha is likely a modern English phonetic variant of Tisha or Leticia-derived short forms.

English · Telicia is likely a modern variant of Felicia or Alicia, with roots tied to Latin felix meaning "happy" or "fortunate."

English · Teralee is a modern English compound name combining Terra or Tera with the suffix Lee.

Greek · Teresaann combines Teresa, of uncertain Greek origin, with Ann, from Hebrew meaning "grace."

French · Terraine likely relates to French terrain, from Latin terra meaning "earth" or "land."

Greek · Threse is a contracted spelling of Therese or Teresa, a name of uncertain but traditionally Greek-linked origin.

English · Tialisa appears to be a modern English blend name, likely combining Ti- with Alisa or Lisa.

English · Tichina is likely a modern English coinage with a melodic form shaped by names like Tina and Chena.

Greek · Tiffaney is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning "manifestation of God."

English · Trenese is likely a modern English formation, possibly influenced by names like Denise and Renese.

English · Trinetta is likely a diminutive-style modern elaboration of Trina, with an Italianate -etta ending.

English · Tynese appears to be a modern English coinage, possibly influenced by Denise and similar rhythmic name forms.

Greek · Tarus may be a modern form influenced by Taurus, the Latin word for "bull."

French · Torrell is likely a surname-derived name with French and Irish influences, possibly linked to little tower or hill forms.

Norse · Torr likely comes from Norse and Scottish place-word roots meaning rocky peak, crag, or hill.

Norse · Torlan is likely built on the Norse Thor element, giving it a thunder-god association in a modern form.

Norse · Torland likely combines a Thor-related element with land, suggesting Thor's land or a Norse-influenced place name.

English · Trampis is likely a rare variant of Travis, a surname from French roots meaning crossing keeper or toll collector.

French · Twan is a short form of Antoine-type names, ultimately from Antonius, a long-used classical family name.

Hebrew · Tamitha is likely a variant of Tabitha, from a Semitic root meaning gazelle.

English · Tamantha is a modern blend name influenced by Tamara and Samantha, created for sound rather than a single root.

Hebrew · Tabbatha is a spelling variant of Tabitha, meaning gazelle.

English · Tammatha is a rare modern blend influenced by Tammy and Samantha, formed for its familiar rhythmic sound.

English · Trenell is a modern coined name, likely built from Tre- and Nell-like elements rather than one traditional root.

Greek · A variant of Tiffany, derived from Greek Theophania, meaning 'manifestation of God.'

Greek · A variant of Tasha, from Natasha, ultimately linked to Natalia and Latin roots meaning 'birth' or 'Christmas Day.'

Latin · A feminine form related to the Roman family name Titius, with ancient Latin roots of uncertain exact meaning.

Hebrew · A variant of Tabitha, from Aramaic, meaning 'gazelle.'

Greek · A variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning 'manifestation of God.'

English · Tametha is likely a modern extension of Tam- names such as Tamara, linked to Hebrew for "date palm."

English · Tampatha appears to be a rare modern coined name, probably modeled on names like Tabitha or Samantha.

Latin · Taura likely derives from Latin taurus, meaning "bull," giving it a strong animal-based sense.

Greek · Tiffeny is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning "manifestation of God."

Greek · Tiffiany is a variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning "divine appearance" or "manifestation of God."

English · Traciann is a compound of Tracy and Ann, combining an English surname-name with the classic Ann ending.

Hebrew · Tabbitha is a variant of Tabitha, from an Aramaic name used in the Bible meaning "gazelle."

English · Thonda appears to be a modern coined English name with uncertain roots.

Indian · Tika is used in Indian traditions and can refer to a mark or sign placed on the forehead.

English · Tracina is likely an elaborated form of Tracy, a surname and place name of French origin.

Latin · Trisia is likely a variant of Patricia or Tricia, from Latin meaning "noble."

Spanish · Tyjuana is likely an English respelling influenced by Tijuana, the Spanish place name.

Hebrew · A variant of Tabitha, from Aramaic meaning "gazelle."

Latin · Likely a short form related to Tacita, from Latin tacitus meaning "silent" or "quiet."

French · Taffeta comes from the fabric name, from French and ultimately Persian roots referring to a crisp woven cloth.

Hebrew · Tamathia appears to be a modern elaboration of Tamara or Tabitha, likely carrying associations of palm tree or grace.

Greek · Tamathy is likely a variant of Timothy, from Greek roots meaning honoring God.

African · Tanjala appears to be a modern coined name, possibly influenced by African-American naming patterns and names like Angela.

English · Tayne is likely a modern surname-style name related to names like Thane, meaning a retainer or landholder.

English · Teasha is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Tisha, Keisha, or similar sound-based forms.

Indian · Teha appears in Indian usage and is associated with joy, happiness, or brightness in modern naming.

Greek · Tifany is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning manifestation of God.

English · Tiffin is an English word name best known for a light meal, later used as a rare modern given name.

Greek · Tiffony is a variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning manifestation of God.

English · Tracylee combines Tracy with the suffix Lee, blending a surname name with meadow or clearing imagery.

English · Traycee is a creative spelling of Tracy, an English surname derived from a Norman place name.

English · Treda is likely a short modern form influenced by names like Gertrude or Treda, used chiefly for sound.

French · Trenee is a variant of Renee, from Latin renatus meaning reborn.

Latin · Trivia comes from Latin, originally meaning crossroads and later associated with the Roman goddess Trivia.

Greek · Tyrena is likely a feminine elaboration of Tyrone or Tyre, giving it place-name associations.

Latin · Tavio is likely a short form of Octavio or Ottavio, from Latin meaning eighth.

English · Tremell appears to be a modern surname-style or sound-based name, likely influenced by names like Tremain or Trevon.

English · Tremelle is a modern elaborated form of Tremell, used mainly for its sound and style.

Welsh · Treavor is a spelling variant of Trevor, a Welsh surname from a place name meaning large settlement.

English · Tramell is likely a surname-based name from Old French or English usage, probably tied to a place or family name.

Welsh · Treven is likely a modern form influenced by Trevor, a Welsh place-name meaning "large settlement."

Latin · Tarance is a variant of Terrance or Terence, from the Roman name Terentius of uncertain ancient meaning.

English · Teral appears to be a modern coined name, possibly influenced by Terrell or Terry.

Latin · Terren likely relates to Terrence or the Latin root terra, giving it associations with "earth" or the Roman Terentius.

English · Tood is likely an uncommon spelling variant of Todd, an English surname meaning "fox."

Welsh · Tregg likely derives from a surname or place element related to Celtic tre, meaning "homestead" or "settlement."

English · Tremel appears to be a modern surname-style creation, possibly influenced by names like Tremain or Trevell.

English · Trumell is likely a modern surname-style invention, perhaps modeled on names like Trammell or Tru plus Mel.

German · Tineke is a Low Countries diminutive form of names like Christina or Martina, using a familiar affectionate ending.

English · Tahnee is a modern English usage influenced by the Australian word taniwha-like sound pattern and by the name Tawny.

Greek · Tifani is a variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning 'manifestation of God.'

English · Tineka is a modern name, often seen as a creative variant of Tina names, with a melodic form shaped in English usage.

English · Twiggy is an English nickname from 'twig,' suggesting something slender, light, or nature-linked.

English · Tini is usually a diminutive form of names like Martina, Christina, or Valentine, giving it a small and affectionate sense.

Greek · Taletha reflects Talitha from Aramaic, meaning 'little girl,' known from the New Testament phrase 'Talitha cumi.'

English · Tamica is a modern variant related to Tamika, a 20th-century name likely shaped by creative phonetic styling.

Greek · Tiffinie is a variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning 'manifestation of God.'

English · Traca is likely a modern phonetic variant of Tracy, an English surname from a Norman place-name.

Arabic · From Arabic tahira, meaning 'pure' or 'virtuous'; also famous through the Persian poet and reformer Tahirih.

African · From Nguni languages of southern Africa, meaning 'beloved' or 'loved one.'

African · Likely a modern coined name influenced by African-American naming patterns, with no single fixed etymology.

English · A modern invented name, possibly shaped from Tar- and Rhonda elements into a distinctive contemporary form.

English · A modern coined name, often linked stylistically to names like Tanisha, with a contemporary melodic form.

Spanish · Likely influenced by Spanish tierra, meaning 'earth' or 'land,' or used as a modern variant of Tiara.

Japanese · Likely a modern spelling of Toya; in Japanese-related usage it can be connected to phonetic forms rather than one fixed meaning.

Greek · Taffany is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning "manifestation of God."

Slavic · Tahnya is a variant of Tanya, a Slavic short form of Tatiana, a name of Latin origin.

English · Tammyann is a blended name combining Tammy and Ann, with Ann ultimately meaning "grace."

Greek · Tassy is likely a diminutive of Anastasia, from Greek, meaning "resurrection."

English · Timika is likely a modern English coinage, often treated as a creative variant of Tamika.

English · Tinaka is likely a modern invented name influenced by Tina and Tanika-style forms.

English · Toie is likely a short pet form related to names like Toya or Antoinette.

English · Probably a feminine elaboration of Tabor or Sabrina-like forms, with modern styling and possible Latin influence.

Slavic · Often treated as a variant of Tatjana or Tajana, linked to Slavic forms of Tatiana; sometimes also associated with Arabic taj, crown.

English · Likely a modern coinage influenced by names like Alicia and Aisha, created for its melodic sound.

English · Probably a modern variant of Tamara, a name of Hebrew origin meaning date palm.

Hebrew · Likely a form of Tamara or Camilla-influenced naming; Tamara comes from Hebrew for date palm.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Tammy or Tamara-family names, shaped by contemporary English sound patterns.

English · Probably a modern diminutive related to Tammy or Tamara, ultimately tied to Hebrew date palm imagery.

English · Likely a rare modern coinage formed in contemporary English naming style rather than from an older traditional root.

English · Probably a modern variant of Denise or Tanisha-style names, shaped by contemporary English and French-influenced sounds.

Arabic · Likely related to South Asian and Arabic naming patterns, possibly carrying a sense of hope, direction, or exalted meaning.

English · Likely a modern variant of Tanya, the Russian diminutive of Tatiana.

Greek · Probably a modern variant of Melissa, from Greek melissa, meaning honeybee.

African · Likely a modern African-derived or African American usage name, valued more for sound and style than a single fixed etymology.

English · Likely a blend of Thelma and Lisa or Elisa, combining modern English styling with Greek-influenced name forms.

English · A modern English coinage, likely formed from Ti- and the popular feminine suffix -esha.

Greek · A spelling variant of Tiffany, from Theophania, a Greek name meaning manifestation of God.

English · Likely a modern coinage influenced by Tina and names ending in -ika or -nika.

English · Probably a modern variant influenced by names like Fiona and Tiana, formed for sound and style.

Greek · A French-style spelling of Tiffany, ultimately from Greek Theophania, meaning manifestation of God.

French · Likely influenced by Travis or Octavia-like forms, created in modern English naming style.

English · Likely derived from a surname or short form influenced by names like Theresa or Tressa.

Latin · A feminine elaboration of Tristan or Trista, from a name associated with sorrow in medieval romance tradition.

English · Likely a modern phonetic coinage related to Tia, a short form meaning aunt in Spanish but used mainly for sound in English naming.

Greek · A misspelling of Timothy, from Greek Timotheos meaning honoring God.

Greek · Likely a spelling variant of Timothy, from Greek meaning honoring God.

English · Usually linked to Mount Tabor, a biblical place name of uncertain older origin.

Norse · Likely inspired by Norse-style naming, echoing names tied to thunder or bold strength.

English · Probably a modern invented form influenced by names like Taryn or Darren, with no single fixed etymology.

Irish · A spelling variant of Tyrone, from the Irish place name Tir Eoghain meaning "land of Eoghan."

French · Likely related to the surname Travers, from French roots meaning "to cross" or "crossroads."

Norse · Possibly linked to Old Norse Tryggr, meaning "trustworthy," or used as a clipped modern form.

French · A surname and place-based name, likely from French roots tied to settlement or crossing names.

Persian · From Persian epic geography, Turan refers to a historic Central Asian region and cultural sphere.

Greek · A spelling variant of Timothy, from Greek meaning "honoring God."

Italian · Likely a feminine form of Tori or Torin, associated with "chief" or "thunder" depending on root.

English · A modern nickname-style name, possibly related to Trent or Trenna forms.

Hebrew · Likely a modern variant of Tamara, from a Hebrew root meaning "date palm."

Latin · A playful spelling of Trixie, a diminutive of Beatrix, from Latin Viatrix meaning "voyager" or "traveler."

Japanese · Tameko is a Japanese-style name, often interpreted with elements meaning child plus a specific virtue or quality.

English · Telisha appears to be a modern English-language creation, likely formed in the style of Alicia or Felicia.

English · Tanika is a modern English-language name, possibly influenced by Tanya and names ending in -ika.

English · Tamekia is a modern English-language variation of Tamika, likely formed in late 20th-century naming style.

English · Tanette is likely a diminutive-style modern name influenced by Tanya or Antoinette patterns.

English · Tenisha is a modern English-language coined name, likely shaped by phonetic trends in names like Denisha and Tanisha.

Japanese · Timiko is a Japanese-style feminine name ending in -ko, a common element meaning child.

English · Tynette is a modern diminutive-style name, shaped by endings like -ette and names such as Tina.

Japanese · A form influenced by Japanese -ko names, often interpreted as 'child of many blessings' in modern usage.

English · A modern English coinage likely built from Tom- or Tam- plus -ekia, with no single fixed etymology.

English · A modern invented name, possibly influenced by Tasha or Toucha, with no firmly established root.

Greek · A rare modern form likely shaped by Greek-derived sounds, though its usage is mainly creative and contemporary.

Greek · Tarasa is the feminine form of Taras, a Slavic name from Greek roots possibly tied to Taras, an ancient place-name.

English · Tarshia is likely influenced by Tarsha or Tarshish, a biblical place-name used as a modern feminine form.

Japanese · Temika is often treated as a modern invented name, though it resembles Japanese names ending in -mika.

Hebrew · Tezra appears influenced by Ezra, the Hebrew name meaning help.

Greek · Tomia is likely a feminine form related to Thomas-derived names, from a root meaning twin.

African · Tongela appears to be a modern name, possibly influenced by Angela or African naming patterns and sounds.

Italian · Turina is an Italian-style name that may connect to Turin, a place-name with Latinized historical associations.

Greek · Tyrina is likely a modern elaboration influenced by Tyra and Greek-style feminine endings.

English · Tamikia is a modern English coinage, likely influenced by Tamika and related contemporary naming patterns.

English · Tamisha is a modern invented name, likely formed from Ta- and Misha-style elements popular in English usage.

Hebrew · Tammitha is likely influenced by Tabitha, from Aramaic via the Bible meaning "gazelle."

English · Tannetta appears to be a modern elaborated English name, possibly built from Tanya or Tan- forms.

French · Tannette is likely a modern diminutive-style form using the French-influenced suffix -ette.

English · Taundra is likely a modern coined name influenced by names like Tondra and Tawanda.

English · Teel likely comes from an English surname or nickname source, later used as a given name.

Greek · Tephanie is a variant of Stephanie, from Greek stephanos meaning "crown" or "garland."

Greek · Tiffanny is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning "manifestation of God."

English · Timeka is a modern English coinage, often associated with the broader family of Tamika-like names.

English · Tyleen is likely a modern English blend influenced by Tyler and names ending in -leen.

Greek · Taisa is a Slavic-used form of a Greek-rooted name, often linked to Thais and associated with "beloved" or "bandaged."

Hebrew · Likely a modern elaboration of Talitha, from Aramaic via biblical tradition, meaning "little girl" or "maiden."

English · A modern American coinage, likely formed as a creative variant of Tamika or names beginning with Ta-.

Arabic · Often linked to Arabic and Persian usage, with associations of preciousness, strength, or completeness depending on tradition.

English · Likely a modern English-language nickname style name, possibly related to Tanya or Tangie.

African · Taken from the East African place name Tanzania, combining Tanganyika and Zanzibar in modern history.

Irish · Usually treated as a variant of Tiara or Tara; Tara comes from the Irish place name Teamhair.

English · A modern American form, often linked to Tamika and similar creative variants with no single ancient root.

English · Likely a rare modern invented name formed for sound and style rather than a fixed traditional etymology.

English · Probably a modern elaboration of Teresa or Terra, with associations to harvest or earth.

English · A compound modern name blending Terri and Lynn, typical of English-language combination naming.

English · Usually a short modern form of Tia or names ending in -tia, used mainly for sound and style.

English · Likely a modern phonetic variant of Tia, a short form meaning "aunt" in Spanish but used as a given name in English.

Spanish · Probably inspired by Tijuana, the Mexican place name, adapted into an English-language given name form.

Japanese · Likely influenced by Japanese-style -ko endings but used mainly as a modern English-language invented name.

English · A compound of Tina and Maria; Tina is often short for Christina or Martina, while Maria derives from Mary.

Greek · A spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning "manifestation of God."

Japanese · A rare Japanese-style name; its meaning depends on the kanji used, so usage is more phonetic than fixed.

English · Likely a modern coined name, possibly influenced by Tamika or Tomiko-style forms.

English · Probably a modern English-language coinage, possibly built from Tonya or names with the Ton- prefix.

English · A feminine variant of Tony or Tonya, ultimately from Latin Antonius, an old Roman family name.

English · Likely a variant of Toria or Victoria, from Latin victoria meaning "victory."

Arabic · Taken from the country name Tunisia, used as a place-inspired modern personal name.

English · Likely a modern invented name, possibly influenced by Ty- names such as Tiona or Tyanna.

English · Tedric is a variant of Theodoric or Thedrick, from Germanic roots meaning "people" and "ruler."

Latin · Terriance is likely a modern form of Terence, a Roman family name of uncertain meaning, possibly linked to tenderness.

Greek · A likely misspelling of Timothy, from Greek Timotheos, meaning honoring God.

French · A rare surname-style variant related to Travis, from French roots meaning to cross or toll collector.

African · An African surname and given name, especially Central African, with roots in local Bantu languages.

English · Trinisa is likely a modern coined name, probably built from Trina with a decorative ending.

English · Toia is likely a modern nickname-style form related to Toya or Antonia-based names.

Latin · Tonica is likely a clipped or altered form related to Antonia, a Latin family name of ancient Rome.

English · Tuesdee is a creative spelling of Tuesday, the weekday named for the Norse god Tyr.

English · Tangila is likely a modern elaboration influenced by Angela, from Greek angelos meaning messenger.

African · Tondelayo is likely a modern name shaped by African-inspired sounds and later English usage.

Greek · A spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning manifestation of God.

English · Likely a feminine modern form of Twain or a surname-style name.

Slavic · A modern variant of Tanya, a diminutive of Tatiana.

English · Tabithia is an elaborated form of Tabitha, from Hebrew and Aramaic meaning gazelle.

English · Tameca is a modern English-language variation of Tamika or Tomeka, created through phonetic styling.

African · Tamu is an African name found in Swahili use, meaning sweet or pleasant.

Japanese · Tamyko is a stylized form resembling Japanese -ko names, used in modern naming with a decorative sound pattern.

English · Traie is likely a modern English variant spelling, possibly influenced by names like Trey, meaning 'third' by association.

English · Trcy is likely a compressed spelling of Tracy, an English surname from a French place name meaning 'domain of Thracius.'

English · Twina appears to be a modern English-form name likely related to 'twin,' suggesting paired or double birth.

Latin · Tacia is usually linked to Latinate names like Taciana or Anastacia, suggesting ideas of silence or resurrection depending on derivation.

Arabic · Tahra is likely related to Arabic Tahira, meaning "pure" or "clean," with a simplified spelling.

English · Tameco appears to be a modern English coinage, possibly influenced by Tamika and similar rhythmic names.

English · Tanesha is a modern English given name, likely formed from Ta- plus -nesha, following late 20th-century creative naming patterns.

African · Tanganyika comes from the East African place name, associated with Lake Tanganyika and used as a place-based personal name.

English · Tangerla appears to be a modern English coinage, likely created for sound and style rather than from a single traditional root.

Greek · Teffanie is a modern spelling of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning "manifestation of God."

English · Teneka is likely a modern English formation, possibly influenced by names like Tanika and Monique-style endings.

Slavic · Tomica may derive from Slavic diminutive patterns around Toma or Thomas, meaning "twin," or from modern English adaptation.

Slavic · Tomicka is likely a variant of Tomica, connected to Thomas-derived forms meaning "twin," with an embellished spelling.

Norse · Torra is linked to Norse and Scottish name traditions, possibly related to Thor or to place-based Gaelic forms meaning hill or mound.

English · Trachelle is likely a modern elaboration influenced by names like Rachel and Michelle, combining familiar sounds into a new form.

French · Travette likely developed as a modern elaboration of Travis or a surname-style form, with a French-looking ending added for style.

English · Trichelle is likely a modern blend of Tri- with Michelle or Richelle, formed for sound and style in English use.

Greek · Trischa is a variant of Trisha, a diminutive of Patricia, from Latin patricius meaning "noble."

English · Tyara is often seen as a modern form inspired by tiara, the jeweled crown word of Latin and Greek transmission.

Hebrew · Likely a modern elaboration of Tamara, from a Hebrew word meaning date palm.

African · A modern form related to Tamika, popular in contemporary naming and often treated as a creative feminine coinage.

English · A blended name formed from Tammy and Jo, giving it a distinctly modern English coinage feel.

English · Likely an elaboration of Tammy or Tamara, ultimately tied to the Hebrew word for date palm.

English · A compound of Tammy and Lee, combining a pet form with a common suffix in modern English naming.

English · Likely a modern coined feminine name, possibly influenced by Tamara or Tara in sound and style.

Slavic · A short form of Tanya, itself a Slavic diminutive of Tatiana.

Slavic · Often treated as a Northern or Slavic-linked form of Daria, carrying the sense of possessing goodness or wealth.

Slavic · Likely a short form related to Natasha or Anastasia, names tied to birth or resurrection themes.

English · Related to Tawny, from an English color word meaning golden-brown or tan.

Greek · A variant of Teresa, a name of uncertain old Greek origin often associated with harvest or summer.

English · A modern blended name built from Terri and Lynn, typical of late 20th-century English coinages.

Greek · A spelling variant of Theresa, traditionally linked to harvest or summer-like abundance.

English · Likely a short modern feminine form, possibly influenced by Tia or names ending in -tia.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Tamara, from Hebrew meaning date palm.

African · A modern coined name shaped by contemporary sound patterns and related to forms like Tanisha.

African · A variant of Tanisha-type names, reflecting modern coined naming traditions and melodic suffixes.

English · Likely a variant of Tisha, used as a diminutive-style modern feminine name.

Italian · The Italian feminine form of Tiziano, derived from the Roman family name Titianus.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Yolanda or similar names, with a stylized contemporary sound.

African · A modern coined name shaped by names like Tonya and Tanisha, with a contemporary melodic ending.

English · Likely a modern variant of Tonya or Antonia, used mainly for its compact contemporary sound.

English · Likely a rare modern coinage with uncertain roots, used primarily for its distinctive sound pattern.

English · Likely a modern constructed name, possibly influenced by names like Rhonda and Tori.

English · Likely a modern variant related to Toya, a short contemporary feminine form.

English · A compound of Tracy and Lynn; Tracy comes from a French place name meaning domain of Thracius.

English · Likely a modern streamlined form influenced by names like Trina or Tara.

Greek · Likely a variant of Teresa or Tricia, carrying a softened modern spelling.

English · Likely a modern coined name valued more for sound and individuality than for a fixed traditional etymology.

Latin · A pet form related to Trista or Tristan, names tied to a Latin root meaning sorrowful.

Greek · A Greek place name from the Troad region of Asia Minor, known from the New Testament.

African · Tselane is an African name, likely from Southern African languages, commonly interpreted as meaning "be content" or "be calm."

French · Twanette is likely a modern form of Antoinette, a French diminutive ultimately derived from the Roman family name Antonius.

English · Tymeka is a modern American coinage, often treated as a variant of Tamika, a name style that rose in the late 20th century.

English · Tige is usually a modern short form or spelling variant of Tiger-related names, evoking strength and the animal itself.

Welsh · Tremain likely comes from a surname of Celtic or French-influenced origin, often interpreted as linked to "stone town" or settlement.

English · Tarris is likely a modern English surname-style or invented name, possibly influenced by Terrence or Taurus.

English · Terrelle is a modern elaboration of Terrell, likely from a surname with French roots meaning "stubborn" or "to pull."

English · Trone is likely an English surname-style or shortened modern name, possibly linked to "throne" imagery.

Chinese · Used as a place-based name taken from Taiwan, the island name of Chinese origin.

Greek · Likely a variant of Tyrus or Tyre, linked to the ancient Phoenician city name rendered through Greek and Latin traditions.

Latin · Probably a variant of Torrance or Terence, linked to Latin naming traditions and later French and English surname use.

Welsh · From the Welsh name Trahaearn, traditionally interpreted as "strong as iron" or tied to iron-like strength.

French · A surname-style name from French elements meaning "beyond the mountain" or "three hills," depending on derivation.

Latin · Likely a clipped modern form of Terence, a Roman family name of uncertain ancient meaning.

Welsh · Likely a modern blend of Tre- names with Welsh-style elements, often interpreted with associations to settlement or fair town.

Spanish · A Spanish surname-name derived from a place name, likely linked to a regional settlement in northern Spain.

English · A modern coinage likely built from Toni or Toni- with the suffix -sha, following late 20th-century naming patterns.

English · Taneka is generally viewed as a modern English-created name, possibly modeled on names like Tamika or Tanisha.

Greek · Tiffni is a modern spelling of Tiffany, from the Greek Theophania meaning manifestation of God.

English · Trinese appears to be a modern English coinage, probably built from Tri- plus a fashionable -nese ending.

English · Talesha is a modern English name, probably formed from Ta- plus an ending influenced by Alicia or Alesha.

English · Tarhonda is a modern English-created name, likely combining Ta- with Rhonda, a name linked to Welsh grand or noisy spear roots.

English · Tatanisha is a modern English elaboration using a repeated syllable and the popular -nisha ending.

Latin · Tenecia may relate to Latin tenax, meaning holding fast or persistent, shaped into a modern given-name form.

English · Teralyn is a modern English compound-style name, likely blending Tera with the suffix Lyn.

Norse · Turi is used in several traditions, including Norse forms related to Thor and Japanese usage as a short modern name.

Latin · Terrah is a spelling variant of Terra, from Latin meaning earth or land.

Greek · Tifanie is a variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning manifestation of God.

Japanese · Torii is a Japanese word-name referring to the traditional shrine gate, giving it a place and spiritual association.

Arabic · Tahisha is likely a modern form influenced by Arabic-style Ta- names, often associated with life or vitality in contemporary use.

English · Tahitia is likely a modern invented name inspired by Tahiti, giving it an exotic place-based feel.

Japanese · Takita may reflect a Japanese surname form or a modern invented given name built on the rhythmic Ta-ki-ta pattern.

Hebrew · Talita comes from the biblical phrase talitha cumi, where talitha means little girl or maiden.

English · Tangella is likely a modern invented name, possibly influenced by names like Angela or Tangela.

English · Tashawna is a modern blend, likely influenced by Shawna, a feminine form of Shaun meaning God is gracious.

English · Tessica is a blended modern form influenced by Tessa and Jessica; Jessica ultimately comes from a Hebrew biblical name.

Greek · Tifney is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Theophania, a Greek name meaning manifestation of God.

African · Tondalayo appears to be a modern name of African-style formation, likely valued more for sound and rhythm than fixed etymology.

Italian · Torino is the Italian name of Turin, making it a place-based name with strong Italian geographic roots.

English · Tyesha is a modern invented name, often seen as part of the Ty- name family with a feminine -esha ending.

Greek · A variant spelling of Tabitha, from Aramaic via Greek, meaning 'gazelle.'

English · Likely a modern variant of Amber, linked to the fossilized golden gemstone and its warm color.

English · A modern coined name, probably formed from familiar sounds like Tam- with a decorative feminine ending.

English · A modern elaboration influenced by names like Natasha and Tanisha, created for sound and style.

English · A modern variant of Tanisha, likely formed in English from stylish sound patterns rather than a single ancient root.

English · Likely a modern spelling of Terry or Teri, a shortened form of names like Teresa or Theresa.

English · A modern name likely built from the familiar Wanda with a prefixed Ta- for rhythm and individuality.

English · A modern variant related to names like Wanda or Tawana, shaped more by sound than a single historic root.

German · Likely a modern feminine form related to Erica, ultimately tied to a Germanic root meaning ruler or ever-powerful.

Greek · A spelling variant of Tiffany, from Theophania, meaning manifestation of God or divine appearance.

Greek · A variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania, meaning divine manifestation or appearance of God.

Latin · Likely related to Terra or Tierra, connecting the name with earth, land, and groundedness.

English · A modern coined name, probably influenced by Andrea or Andre with a distinctive prefixed form.

English · A modern formation likely influenced by Toni or Antonia, created for sound and a feminine ending.

English · A diminutive-style form of Toni or Antonia with a French-flavored suffix that adds femininity.

English · Used as a place-based name from Topeka, the Kansas city name adopted into modern naming.

Japanese · From a Japanese surname and place name, associated with abundant rice fields and cultivated land.

French · A modern spelling of Tracy, a surname-name from a French place name meaning from Thracia.

Greek · Likely linked to the Greek word trema, meaning a mark or opening, though used mainly as a rare modern name.

English · A modern elaborated form related to Trina or Renee, chosen mainly for sound and style.

English · A modern coined name, likely blending Ty- with a stylish ending such as -elise.

Hebrew · A variant of Tabitha, from Aramaic meaning gazelle, a graceful animal name known from the New Testament.

French · A variant of Tiffany, from Theophania, originally referring to the manifestation of God or Epiphany.

English · Likely a modern name influenced by the place name Taiwan, adapted with a feminine ending.

English · Likely a modern coined name blending Ta- with Keisha, shaped by creative late 20th-century naming patterns.

English · A modern invented name, probably formed from Ta- and Keisha-like elements in a rhythmic contemporary style.

Arabic · Likely related to tambura, a lute or stringed instrument name found across Arabic and African cultural contexts.

Japanese · Likely influenced by Tamika, a name often linked to Japanese Tamiko meaning child of many people, with a modern spelling.

Hebrew · A spelling variant of Tammy, a diminutive of Tamara, from a Hebrew name associated with the date palm.

Japanese · A modern spelling variant of Tamika, often linked to Japanese-influenced naming forms such as Tamiko.

English · Likely a modern coined name formed from Tan- with the feminine suffix -ell, giving it a sleek contemporary sound.

English · Probably a modern invented name blending Tan- with -eshia, following late 20th-century creative naming styles.

Arabic · Taken from the Moroccan place name Tangier, ultimately from Arabic geographic usage.

French · A variant of Tanya with the diminutive suffix -etta; Tanya comes from Tatiana, a classic Slavic and Russian name.

English · Likely built from Tanya, a Russian diminutive of Tatiana, with a modern elaborated ending.

African · Tanzi is likely a modern African-associated name, often used with a bright, lively sound rather than a single fixed traditional meaning.

Hebrew · Tashua appears to be a modern variant of Joshua-derived forms, ultimately linked to Hebrew roots meaning 'God is salvation.'

African · Temekia is likely a modern elaborated form influenced by names like Tamika, with African American naming style and no single agreed etymology.

English · Teonna is a modern coined name, probably shaped from names like Tiana or Deonna with a melodic contemporary ending.

English · Terrice is likely a variant of Terence or Terry, from a Roman family name of uncertain ancient meaning.

English · Terronda is a modern elaborated English-language name, probably built from Terri with a rhythmic suffix.

English · Tiese is likely a modern phonetic variant name, valued more for sound and style than a fixed historical meaning.

English · Tiessa seems to be a modern variant influenced by Tessa, a form of Theresa, a name of debated Greek origin.

Greek · Tiffnie is a spelling variant of Tiffany, from Greek Theophania meaning 'manifestation of God.'

Scottish · Tiiu is used in Estonia, but within the allowed set it fits best as a form related to names like Tiina, ultimately tied to Christina meaning 'Christian.'

English · Tilisa is likely a modern elaborated name, possibly influenced by Lisa and related melodic compounds.

English · Timisha is a modern coined name, probably formed from Tim- plus a stylish ending rather than from one fixed traditional root.

French · Tinette is a French diminutive form, often linked to Christina or Martina-type names and used as a petite affectionate ending.

English · Tishawn is a modern blended name, likely influenced by Shawn and contemporary prefix patterns in English usage.

African · Tiye is the name of a famed ancient Egyptian queen, giving it African royal and historical associations.

Hebrew · Tobye is a spelling variant of Toby, from Hebrew Tobias meaning 'God is good.'

French · Toinetta is a feminine elaboration of Antoinette, from Latin Antonius, a Roman family name of uncertain meaning.

Latin · Tonija is a variant of Tonya or Antonia, from the Roman family name Antonius of uncertain ancient meaning.

French · Tonique is likely a French-styled elaboration of Toni or Antonia, from the Roman name Antonius.

Latin · Tonise appears to be a modern variation on Toni or Denise-like forms, likely tied to Antonia and the Roman Antonius line.

Latin · Tonyetta is an elaborated feminine form of Tony, from Anthony and the Roman family name Antonius.

Italian · Toschia is likely a variant of Tasha or Natasha-style names, ultimately linked to Russian forms of Natalia meaning 'birthday of the Lord.'

Japanese · Toshika is a Japanese name whose meaning varies by kanji, often suggesting qualities like excellence, value, or fragrance.

Hebrew · Toshua is likely a modern variant of Joshua, from Hebrew roots meaning 'God is salvation.'

English · Toyya is a modern spelling variant often associated with Latoya, a name shaped more by sound pattern than a single older root.

French · Tracei is a spelling variant of Tracy, from a French place name meaning someone from Thracia or Tracy.

French · Tracianne blends Tracy with Anne; Tracy comes from a French place name and Anne from Hebrew Hannah meaning 'grace.'

Italian · Tresca is an Italian surname-style name, possibly linked to lively movement or regional nickname forms.

English · Tyease is likely a modern coined name, shaped for sound and style rather than tied to one established etymology.

English · Tyronica is likely an elaborated form built on Tyrone, a name from an Irish place name, with a modern feminine ending.

Italian · Toriano is an Italian-styled elaboration, likely influenced by names like Torian or Victoriano, with a strong melodic ending.

Indian · Tushar is an Indian name from Sanskrit meaning "snow," "frost," or "fine winter mist."

Latin · From Latin talio, meaning retaliation in kind, known from the legal phrase lex talionis.

English · Likely a modern variant of Travis, originally an occupational surname for a toll collector or crosser.

English · Rare surname-style variant, probably related to Terence or Terry with a modernized ending.

English · Variant of Travis, from an old occupational surname for a crosser or toll collector.

English · Tarren is likely related to Welsh hill or rocky place words, giving it a rugged landscape feel.

English · Tarrin is a modern English-style name, likely a creative variant of Taryn or Darren.

Latin · Tauras comes from a root meaning "bull," related to Taurus and strength imagery.

Spanish · Tavo is a Spanish short form of names like Gustavo or Octavio, used as a familiar diminutive.

African · Tawan is used in several traditions and is often interpreted with natural or spiritual associations, though its exact root varies.

African · Tayari is an African name, especially associated with Swahili, meaning "ready" or "prepared."

English · Toben is likely a shortened form of Tobias or a Germanic surname-style variant, linked to "God is good."

English · Toddrick is an English-style elaboration of Todd, blended with Germanic-style endings for a strong surname-like feel.

English · Trinell is a modern English-style invented name, likely formed with a fashionable -nell ending.

Spanish · Tango is best known from the dance word, but as a name it carries rhythmic, artistic, and cross-cultural flair.

Latin · Tonika is likely a modern elaboration of Toni or Antonia, ultimately from Latin roots meaning "priceless" or "of Antony."

Chinese · Ta is a short East Asian name element or surname; in Chinese usage it can derive from characters with varied meanings by tone and character.

English · Treneice is a modern elaboration likely built from Trina or Irene with a stylish -eice ending used in contemporary naming.

English · Tomorrow is an English word name suggesting hope, futurity, and a new beginning.

English · Tamicka is a modern American variant built from Tamika, a name popularized in the 20th century with a rhythmic ornamental ending.

English · Taneisha is a modern American formation, likely blending Tan- with the fashionable -eisha suffix.

English · Tarisha is a modern American formation, likely influenced by names like Tricia or Aisha and shaped with a melodic ending.

African · Tene appears in African naming traditions and is often associated with ancestry, rank, or a time-based birth meaning.

African · Thembi is a Southern African short form of Thembeka or Thembisa, meaning trust, hope, or faith.

French · Tristine is a feminine variant of Tristan, from a Celtic name later linked in French romance to sorrow.

English · Tunisha is a modern American formation, likely created with the fashionable -nisha suffix.

English · Tyhesha is a modern American coinage, likely blending Ty- with the ornamental -esha ending.

English · Tameshia is a modern elaborated name, likely influenced by Tamara or Tameka-style forms.

English · Tanecia is a modern coined name, likely built from Tan- with a Latinate-style ending.

English · Tashina is likely a modern elaboration influenced by Tasha, itself a diminutive of Natasha.

English · Tomeca is a modern coined name, likely influenced by Tamika or Tomika-style forms.

English · Toscha is likely a variant influenced by Russian-style diminutives such as Tosya or Natasha.

Greek · A variant of Tasha, itself from Natasha, linked to the Latinized name Natalia meaning 'born on Christmas day'.

Arabic · An Arabic name from Tahira meaning 'pure' or 'clean,' often used as a devotional feminine form.

English · A modern English name derived from the word tangle, created for its unique texture and sound rather than historical lineage.

English · A modern American style name combining a Tania base with a soft -sha ending, used as a feminine given name.

Arabic · Likely a modern adaptation of Tarika from Arabic Tariq, traditionally meaning 'path' or 'morning star' in the source language.

English · A creative English-language formation from Tan- stems plus -isha, common in contemporary naming but not tied to one classic source.

English · A modern invented name likely influenced by Tawny-style forms, with no fixed historical etymology.

English · A modern variant spelling related to names like Telesha, created in contemporary naming without a single ancient source.

Greek · A modern spelling related to Tiffany, whose ultimate root is Greek Theophania, meaning 'divine manifestation.'

English · A modern feminine form in the Ti- naming family, chosen for its distinct sound rather than a standard etymological base.

English · An alternative spelling of Trace or Tracey in English, taken from the word meaning a mark or path.

French · A feminine form of Tristan; from Old French tradition linked to roots meaning 'sorrow' and made famous in literature.

African · A modern American coined name, probably formed from Ta- with the popular suffix -kesha.

Greek · Likely related to Greek Thalassa, meaning 'sea,' or a modern variation of similar classical names.

English · A modern variant influenced by Tara, an Irish place-name associated with kingship and elevated ground.

English · A modern coined name formed from Ta-/Tasha with the feminine ending -ana.