Baby Names Starting with T

Japanese

Capital city

Indian

Light

Sanskrit

radiance, light

Spanish

Wildflowers

Sanskrit

radiant

Indian

Radiant

Spanish

Texan

Indian

Radiant

Indian

Radiance

Indian

Lustrous, energetic

Indian

Radiant glory

Indian

radiant

Sanskrit

radiant, brilliant

Indian

Radiant, brilliant

Indian

Radiant, brilliant

Hebrew

gift; present

Indian

Brave

Indian

brave light

Spanish

Place of thicket

Indian

Lord of light

Spanish

Weaver

Sanskrit

lord of light

Spanish

Weaving

Indian

light of God

Indian

Light of God protector

Indian

Radiant light

Indian

Radiant Prince

Indian

Light of the world

Indian

God of light

Indian

Light

Spanish

Badger

Indian

Protector of light

Indian

Light

Indian

Sun's power

Indian

King of brilliance

Indian

Light

Indian

King of the sun

Indian

Radiant

African

One who brings joy

Indian

Glorious bravery

Indian

brave warrior

Indian

Radiant

Indian

Light of God

Turkish

To build

African

Strong

Japanese

Rising sun

Indian

God of technology

Turkish

Strong

African

Answer to a prayer

African

Trust in God

African

Unknown

Indian

Unknown

African

My plant

African

He who brings light

Greek

technology

African

To be strong

African

Leadership

Indian

Bringer of joy

Caribbean

Unknown

Hebrew

Hill

Spanish

To weave

Japanese

heavenly

Hebrew

heavenly

Indian

Star or celestial

Spanish

Weaver

Spanish

Unknown

Germanic

Bright hero

Spanish

heavenly

Greek

distant, far

Spanish

Televised high school education

Spanish

Unknown

Greek

Telephone

African

One who is a leader

Southeast Asian

Prayer garment

African

will; intention

Greek

Far from battle

Celtic

Of the sea

Greek

Completion

Greek

Bringer of light

Spanish

Television-based education

Greek

Bringing fulfillment

African

Happiness

Greek

to complete

English

Hill by the river

Indian

star

Caribbean

Heavenly

Greek

Heavenly

English

harvester; fruitful

Latin

To weave

French

To count, to recount

African

Unknown

Spanish

son of Tello

Latin

of the earth

African

beautiful, joyful

English

to reveal more

Greek

to count; ruler

Hebrew

To be free

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

protector

Old Norse

tall sea

Hebrew

heavenly

Greek

Heavenly

English

Unknown meaning

Hebrew

heavenly ruler

Celtic

from the hill

Indian

Language

Spanish

to be strong; powerful

Old Norse

to shine

Latin

heavenly

Old Norse

brave friend

Spanish

beautiful; lovely

Celtic

heavenly

Hebrew

theme

African

Unknown

Slavic

To be strong

Caribbean

Unknown

Native American

the one who leads

African

Hope

African

God's gift

African

Hope

African

Be strong

African

Strong

African

Strong

African

To trust

African

be patient

African

hope

African

To be blessed

African

Gift from God

African

One who brings joy

Spanish

Folk art

African

to be strong

African

Unknown

African

Bringer of joy

Spanish

Reckless

African

Gratitude

African

Mine is worthy

African

the truth is great

African

My wealth has come home

Latin

peaceful

African

Peaceful

Greek

divine law

Greek

Famed for his wisdom

African

Mine has come home

African

mine is worthy of thanks

African

My wealth is from God

Native American

river

Indian

God's blessing

African

Honored one

Turkish

July

Old English

twin, double

Old Norse

peaceful village

African

To be strong

Native American

he who is brave

African

One who is a leader

Spanish

brave

English

Contemporary variant

English

Place of rest

English

From the English word meaning "moderation" or "restraint". This was one of the virtue names adopted by the Puritans in the 17th century. It experience

English

Storm

English

Place of worship

English

Town with a temple

Spanish

temple

Latin

Time

Indian

River name

Indigenous Americas

Great water

Hebrew

gift; grace

Slavic

Immortal

Old English

delicate

Hebrew

gift from God

Germanic

brave ruler

Native American

young one

Spanish

delicate; tender

Native American

to be born

Spanish

delicate, tender

Japanese

heaven and earth

Japanese

to be strong

Spanish

Little tench fish

Spanish

to shine; brightness

Latin

To stretch

Latin

to stretch

African

Strong

Latin

to extend

African

to extend

African

God's will

African

to be strong

African

Be thankful

African

Unknown

African

To be strong

African

Unknown

African

Praise God

Spanish

Tendency

Spanish

Trends

Latin

gentle, soft

African

Love

Old English

tender

English

Tender, gentle

Old English

to shine

African

Contemporary variation of 'Tina'

Celtic

delicate; tender

French

follower of St. Denis

African

The one who is loved

Spanish

Holding, possession

Spanish

delicate, tender

Latin

to be

English

Fairy queen

Latin

to stretch

African

Joy-bringer

Native American

new beginnings

Indigenous Americas

Unknown

Chinese

Soar

Japanese

Guardian

African

Strong

African

Blessed

Spanish

I have

Southeast Asian

Little one

Chinese

eternal

African

A gift from God

Greek

Delicate

Native American

to be strong

Hebrew

God has built

English

Feminine

Spanish

lieutenant

English

Modern name

French

follower of St. Denis

Japanese

to be strong

African

Gift from God

English

Game, sport

Hebrew

follower of Christ

African

One who is blessed

African

Gift from God

Japanese

Heavenly sky

English

From an English surname, itself possibly from a place name derived from Old English tind "point" and leah "woodland, clearing". This name was populari

Old Norse

tenfold

Caribbean

To have

Latin

tenacious

English

Champion or passionate

Irish

follower of St. Neil

African

follower of Christ

Native American

river

Native American

Gathering place

African

delicate

Hebrew

follower of Christ

Celtic

tennis; place of the river

English

Son of Dennis

English

Medieval diminutive of Denis.

Caribbean

Unknown

African

To be

French

Little fire

Spanish

follower of Christ

English

Son of the ten

Old English

fire

English

Son of Dennis

African

He who is loved

Indigenous Americas

Prickly pear cactus

Spanish

Of the Tenorio family

Japanese

peaceful, calm

Spanish

Unknown

Caribbean

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

English

Condition of mental or emotional strain

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

resurrection

Latin

stress, strain

English

Son of Tennyson

Old English

tender

Spanish

temptations

Old Norse

to hold

Italian

to stretch

Indian

calm; peaceful

Chinese

Unknown

African

One who is loved

English

Tenth; related to the number

Tibetan

Wealthy

Spanish

Bold

Greek

God's gift

Spanish

Divine ruler

Spanish

God's gift; divine

Italian

People's protector

Spanish

Gift of God

Latin

God's gift

Spanish

God's gift

Greek

Gift of God

Greek

God's gift

Spanish

Ruler of the people

Greek

gift of God

Greek

God's gift

Spanish

God's gift

Greek

God's servant

Spanish

People's wolf

Spanish

Gift of God

Greek

Divine gift

Greek

God's appearance

Spanish

God's messenger

Greek

God's friend

Spanish

God's strength

Spanish

Little God

Spanish

Divine serpent

Hebrew

God's gift

Greek

Godly

Greek

Divine gift

Chinese

Eternal

Spanish

Divine

Spanish

Divine strength

Greek

God given

Spanish

God's gift

Spanish

Divine

Spanish

People's ruler

Chinese

Strong

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

Crowned

African

Strong

Hebrew

Unknown

Spanish

I love you

Spanish

place of tribute

Eastern European

Lord

Greek

Earth

Hebrew

To breathe

Japanese

earth

Old English

earth

Spanish

Soil

Latin

tender, gracious

Greek

Healer

Latin

Healing

Greek

Healing

Southeast Asian

Lotus flower

Southeast Asian

home

Japanese

Earth

Spanish

Third

Spanish

Third

Spanish

Third-born child

African

Gift from God

Spanish

little earth; land

Latin

earth

Arabic

path

African

Healer

Indigenous

Earth

English

Earth

Latin

to pull; to draw

Spanish

Earthly

Latin

Earth

English

From the Roman family name Terentius, which is of unknown meaning. Famous bearers include Publius Terentius Afer, a Roman playwright, and Marcus Teren

Latin

To be tender

Latin

Earth

Celtic

Land of the oak

Latin

Tender

African

To be loved

Greek

Harvester

English

Form of Theresa used in several languages. Saint Teresa of Ávila was a 16th-century Spanish nun who reformed the Carmelite monasteries and wrote sever

Spanish

Harvester

Spanish

Harvester

Greek

Harvester

Greek

Harvester

Spanish

Little Teresa

Spanish

harvester; reaper

Spanish

Reaper

Spanish

Little Teresa

Spanish

Harvester

Greek

Harvester

Spanish

Round

Various

Latin

Harvester

Spanish

Harvester

Spanish

To reap, to gather

African

Unknown

African

God has given me

African

God's gift

African

God's gift

English

Earth

Latin

earth; land

Latin

Harvester

Caribbean

Powerful ruler

English

Earth

Spanish

harvester

African

earth; land

Latin

earth

French

earth; land

Spanish

earth; land

Arabic

brave ruler

Latin

earth

Hebrew

harvester

English

Harvester

African

Strong

African

gift of God

African

Brave warrior

African

Brave heart

African

Unknown

African

One who is a blessing

African

Unknown

Turkish

Brave warrior

Idoma

Gift from God

Persian

From Termez

African

Unknown

African

God's gift

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Tender child

Spanish

tenderness; affection

Japanese

Earth

English

Uncertain origin

African

Earth

English

Variant of Tara 1, perhaps influenced by the Latin word terra meaning "land, earth".

Caribbean

Land

Latin

Of the earth

English

Variant of Terence.

English

Earth

Spanish

Raised platform

Spanish

Terraces

French

Land

Caribbean

Earthly

Latin

Earth

English

Earth or land

English

From an English surname that was probably derived from the Norman French nickname tirel "to pull", referring to a stubborn person. It may sometimes be

English

Variant of Terence.

Spanish

Land

Latin

Earth

Greek

Harvester

English

Either a feminine variant of Terry 1 or a diminutive of Theresa.

English

Earth and sea

English

earthy

English

Earthy

English

Tender, gracious

English

Earth

English

People's ruler

English

earth; land

English

Harvester

English

earth; ruler

Caribbean

Earth

English

wonderful; excellent

Latin

to frighten greatly

English

Earth

English

earth; land

English

Thunder

English

earth; land; lake

Latin

Of the earth

French

Earth

French

Earth

Latin

earth; land

English

Earth

Latin

Harvester

Latin

Earth

Spanish

Earthly

Italian

Earth

Spanish

Land

English

From an English surname that was derived from the medieval name Thierry, a Norman French form of Theodoric.

English

Harvester

English

earth; land

Latin

Harvester

Latin

blessed

Hebrew

Harvest

Latin

Third child

Spanish

little Teresa

Latin

Third born

Southeast Asian

Bright

African

One who is blessed

African

Peaceful one

African

God's gift

English

The third

Latin

Third-born

Spanish

Social gathering

Japanese

Bright

Spanish

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Youthful

Japanese

Earth

African

blessing

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Celtic

great; large

African

gift of God

English

Earth

African

Gift of God

African

One who is blessed

Celtic

earth; land

African

he who is strong

English

to harvest

Celtic

harvester

Greek

Land of the Thessalians

Old English

to see

Greek

To be

African

To be blessed

African

To be grateful

African

Hope

African

He who brings salvation

African

God has saved

African

My hope

African

To be grateful

African

Gift

African

Harvester

African

he who is blessed

African

Gift

Spanish

Unknown

African

Bringer of happiness

English

Joyful

Italian

Harvest

Hebrew

harvester; summer

Spanish

Harvest

Greek

Establish

Various

Arabic

Submit

Arabic

Submission

Celtic

Warmth of the sun

Italian

treasure