Baby Names Starting with T

Spanish

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African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Arabic

Gifted

Persian

Storm

African

Storm

Arabic

Gift

Arabic

Blessed

Indian

Unknown

African

Strong

Celtic

strong; tough

Turkish

unknown meaning

Turkish

Strong

African

Unknown

African

God's blessing

African

Leader

African

Strength

Turkish

moonlight

Turkish

brave warrior

Old Norse

brave warrior

African

Strength

Spanish

little tug

Turkish

Strong

Indian

Small

Various

Old Norse

to be

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

the place of the water

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

African

A gift

Indian

Earth lord

Native American

to be strong

Indigenous

Brave warrior

African

Bringer of joy

African

to be strong

Native American

unknown

Native American

little one

Indian

Unknown

African

Strong

African

To be strong

African

One who is strong

Spanish

Unknown

Southeast Asian

To grow

Indian

Balanced

African

Unknown

Indian

A name of a river

African

Peaceful

Indian

Earth lord

Sanskrit

holy basil

Indian

Lord Vishnu's name

Turkish

A flower or blossom

African

Reed

Indian

Holy basil deity

Indian

God of balance

African

Born

Latin

Peaceful

African

Peaceful

Indian

Pen

African

to sing; melody

Celtic

little flower

English

A bulbous flower, symbolizes perfect love

Turkish

Tulip flower

African

beautiful

African

Blessed

Native American

to be born

Chinese

Bringer of light

English

Peaceful; calm

English

Peaceful

English

Of the Tullius clan

Irish

peaceful hill

Spanish

Unknown meaning

Spanish

Unknown

Indian

Unknown

Indian

Holy basil

Indian

Devotee of Tulsi

Indian

Devotee of Lord Shiva

Sanskrit

holy basil

Indian

Servant of Tulsi

Sanskrit

sacred name

Indian

sacred basil

Indian

Unknown

Turkish

Strength

Southeast Asian

Pure

Arabic

peaceful

Turkish

brave, strong

Vietnamese

to be

African

Peaceful

African

Blessed

African

He who brings peace

Various

Cultural,Indigenous

Motherly

African

Brave

African

Grave

African

to be born

African

To be born

African

Strong

African

God's grace

Spanish

better

African

To be joyful

African

Blessed

African

Bringer of happiness

African

Blessed one

Various

African

Unknown

African

We are famous

African

Hope or Life

Spanish

Little flower

African

Bringer of joy

Southeast Asian

Peace

African

Calm

African

Unknown

Southeast Asian

One who brings joy

Native American

to be strong

African

Joy bringer

African

Unknown

African

To be blessed

African

Swahili for 'to create'

English

tummy; belly

English

Diminutive of Thomas, meaning twin

African

Success

Old Norse

to build

Turkish

brave warrior

African

gift of God

Old English

town, settlement

Spanish

Fish

Turkish

Truthful

African

Goodness is enough

Turkish

Solid

African

Returns

Old Norse

strong protector

African

Bringer of joy

African

a blessing

African

gift

African

to be joyful

Chinese

Heavy, unified

Chinese

Eternal spring

Chinese

To be blessed

Chinese

Beautiful

Chinese

Rising sun

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Indian

Unknown

African

returns to life

Turkish

from Turkey

Latin

prince

African

My wealth has come home

Old Norse

Strong

Indian

Unknown

Latin

peaceful land

African

Goodness has come home

African

little one

African

to be strong

Arabic

little one; small

Chinese

Earth dragon

Southeast Asian

Leader, general

African

Unknown

African

gift from God

Indigenous,Tupi

To leap

Various

Portuguese

Squirrel

Spanish

Unknown

Native American

little dove

Spanish

Unknown

Various

Latin

sealed container

Spanish

Beloved

Polynesian

To grow

Turkish

Mountain

African

Strength

African

leader

African

Joy has come home

Latin

Fast

English

Flatfish species

Turkish

strong, powerful

Spanish

Turkish woman

Spanish

Son of the warrior

Spanish

Turkish

Arabic

Turquoise color

Old English

earth, soil

Polynesian

Strong

Spanish

Of the earth

Latin

thorny place

Native American

to be strong

Spanish

tourism

English

Of Turkish origin

Turkish

Turkish woman

Arabic

Turkish

Turkish

Turkish

Celtic

Tower land

Celtic

Dry place

Turkish

Crane bird

English

From the farm at the river bend

English

From the English surname Turner, which indicated a person who worked with a lathe, derived from Old English turnian "to turn", of Latin origin.

Spanish

Thunder

Spanish

Small turkey

English

Blue-green stone, signifies friendship and love

African

Unknown

Spanish

little bull

Spanish

Unknown

Native American

slow-moving reptile

African

A name of strength

Spanish

Unknown

English

A local artisans' surname

Old Norse

thunder

Persian

Strength

African

To be strong

Latin

Lily

Indian

Unknown

Italian

Of the Tuscan people

Indian

Satisfaction

Indian

Pure

Indian

peaceful

Indian

Snow, frost

Indian

unknown meaning

Indian

Sweet

Germanic

Strength of the people

Indian

unknown meaning

Slavic

Of the people

Arabic

The one who is strong

Persian

Parrot

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

guardian; protector

Latin

guardian; teacher

Latin

Guardian

Southeast Asian

Little one

African

little one

Italian

All

Italian

All, whole

English

Little one

Polynesian

Strong

Indigenous Americas

Bird

Indian

Tobacco

Southeast Asian

Parrot

Polynesian

Strong

Turkish

Wind

Hebrew

Goodness

Spanish

old woman

African

Strong

African

A form of Tuwana

Spanish

Little princess

Southeast Asian

Joyful

Vietnamese

to choose

Southeast Asian

Snow

African

Unknown

African

Brave warrior

African

Gift

English

Television box

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

Celtic

gift

Old English

twins

African

Strength

African

Born on a Friday

African

Unknown

English

Dweller by the river

African

Strength

Dutch

the one

African

To be strong

African

Unity

African

To be strong

African

One who is unique

French

Twins

African

twin; second

African

Unknown

Native American

One who is wise

Scottish

twisted

English

Transitional

English

Chirp

African

little bird

Latin

little songbird

Latin

small bird

English

Playful

Latin

twenty-four

Old English

Twentieth

Native American

twilight, dusk

English

Period of partial light

Old English

twin

Old English

two born together

Old English

twin

English

Sparkle, shimmer

English

Small

English

Twin

Latin

two born together

French

Twin

Latin

twins

English

twin; double

Latin

to turn

English

twist; turn

African

To move suddenly

English

A small bird

English

Number 2

Irish

descendant of Tadhg

Old English

town

English

two six

African

Gift from God

African

gift, blessing

African

Born on Tuesday

African

Unknown

English

Crossing of two streams

Old English

twilight

English

Twin

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Free man

Spanish

Free man

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Sky

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

New house

Spanish

Blessed

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Earth

Spanish

Free man

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Light

Spanish

little one

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Bird

Spanish

Unknown

Native American

sacred

Spanish

Little one

English

Short form of Tyler, Tyson, Tyrone and other names beginning with Ty.

Indian

goddess

Indian

Devoted person

Hebrew

follower of God

Celtic

gift; precious

Chinese

Brave

African

Unknown

English

Bold people

Greek

Of the goddess

English

From a surname meaning "pasture" in Middle English.

African

Bringer of light

English

highly valued; precious

Caribbean

Strong ruler

Hebrew

bringer of joy

English

Aunt

African

Precious

Celtic

brave

Greek

Rebirth

English

tiger; fierce

Arabic

sacred

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Arabic

highly regarded

African

Delightful

Celtic

sorceress

Southeast Asian

Unknown

English

Brave, strong

Greek

Fortune

English

Feminine form of Tyler, or a combination of the popular phonetic elements ty and la.

Old English

clay, earth

Old English

maker of tiles

English

From the English surname Tyler meaning "tiler of roofs", derived from Old English tigele "tile". The surname was borne by American president John Tyle

Germanic

People's ruler

English

Variant of Tyler.

English

To honor

English

Time

Old English

timeless

Greek

To honor

English

Brave warrior

English

From the river

Greek

follower of Christ

Celtic

Descendant of the warrior

English

Unknown

Spanish

little fire

English

From the fire

English

From the river

English

From the river mouth

African

follower of Christ

Celtic

Strong

English

Contemporary variation of Tanisha

African

Unknown

Celtic

follower of Christ

African

Unknown

African

Strong

English

God of war

English

From the Old Norse name Þýri, a variant of the Norse names Þórví or Þórveig. Use of the name in the English-speaking world (especially among African A

Arabic

Earth or land

Greek

earth, land

Greek

Rock

English

land of the people

English

Land

English

Thunder

English

Enthusiastic

English

Rocky hill

African

gift; blessing

Arabic

Wise ruler

Latin

puller of the land

English

From a surname that was a variant of Terrell. Influenced by similar-sounding names such as Tyrone and Darrell it has been used by African-American par

English

pulling; to plow

Celtic

Land of the Tyr

English

Land of the strong

English

Tire

Greek

land of the gods

Scandinavian

land of the gods

Caribbean

Unknown

Germanic

land of the people

Old Norse

earth ruler

Old Norse

tyrant

English

Land of gods

Various

Arabic

he who is strong

Arabic

tyrant

Old Norse

earth

Old English

land of the yew

English

Variant of Tyrone.

English

From the name of a county in Northern Ireland, which is derived from Irish Gaelic Tir Eoghain meaning "land of Eoghan". This name was popularized by A

Irish

land of Tyrone

Irish

land of the king

English

From a surname that was a variant of Terrell.

Old English

Tyrrell's passage

African

Unknown

Greek

Rocky place

Old Norse

the god Tyr

English

Firebrand

African

goddess

Hebrew

gift of God

English

Combination of Ty and Shaun

African

fire

English

From an English surname, originally a nickname for a quarrelsome person, from Old French tison meaning "firebrand". A famous bearer of the surname is

English

Princess

African

little one

English

Strong warrior

English

world of Ty; brave

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Indigenous Americas

Shadow, shade

Chinese

to be

Hebrew

he who shines

Spanish

Unknown

Chinese

gift

Indigenous Americas

Toad

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

Indigenous Americas

Frog

Indigenous Americas

To be strong

Indigenous Americas

Bird

Indigenous Americas

Hummingbird

Chinese

Purity