T

243 first names starting with T, with meaning, origin and pronunciation – part of our complete A-Z name directory.

Taavi[TA-vi]
The beloved one
Finnish
Tabea[TA-be-a]
The gazelle
Hebrew
Tacita[TA-tsi-ta]
The silent one
Latin
Tadashi[ta-DA-shi]
Loyal, righteous
Japanese
Tadeo[ta-DE-o]
The courageous one
Hebrew
Tadeus[TA-de-us]
The courageous one
Hebrew
Tadhg[TEIG]
The poet
Celtic
Tähti[TÄH-ti]
The star
Finnish
Taika[TAI-ka]
Magic
Finnish
Taina[TAI-na]
The story, fairy tale
Finnish
Taio[TA-i-o]
The great ocean
Japanese
Taissija[ta-I-si-ja]
The binder
Russian
Taj[TADSCH]
The crown
Sanskrit
Takashi[ta-KA-shi]
Noble, prosperous
Japanese
Takumi[ta-KU-mi]
The artisan
Japanese
Tal[TAL]
Dew
Hebrew
Tala[TA-la]
Palm tree shoot
Arabic
Talia[TA-li-a]
Dew from heaven
Hebrew
Talin[TA-lin]
Music, rhythm
Sanskrit
Talitha[TA-li-ta]
The little girl
Hebrew
Talon[TA-lon]
The talon
French
Tamara[ta-MA-ra]
Date palm
Hebrew
Tamás[TA-masch]
The twin
Hungarian
Tamim[ta-MIM]
Perfect, complete
Arabic
Tamir[ta-MIR]
Tall palm tree
Hebrew
Tammo[TA-mo]
Ruler of the people
Old High German
Tamsin[TAM-sin]
The twin
Hebrew
Tancred[TAN-kret]
Thoughtful counsel
Old High German
Tancredi[tan-KRE-dee]
Thoughtful counsel
Italian
Taner[tah-NEHR]
Born at dawn
Turkish
Tanguy[TAN-gee]
Fire dog, warrior
Celtic
Tanja[TAN-ja]
Fairy queen
Russian
Tansy[TAN-zi]
Immortality (tansy flower)
English
Tanvi[TAN-vi]
Slender, delicate
Sanskrit
Tao[TAU]
The way, the path
Japanese
Tapio[TA-pi-o]
God of the forest
Finnish
Tara[TA-ra]
The star
Sanskrit
Taran[TA-ran]
Thunder
Celtic
Tarcisio[tar-CHEE-zyo]
Uncertain, place name Tarso
Italian
Tarek[TA-rek]
The morning star
Arabic
Tarian[TA-ri-an]
The shield
Celtic
Tarik[TA-rik]
Morning star; the traveller
Arabic
Tarin[TA-rin]
Thunder; rocky hill
Celtic
Tarja[TAR-ja]
The guardian, protector
Finnish
Tarjei[TAR-jei]
Thor's spear
Scandinavian
Tarmo[TAR-mo]
Energy, vigour
Finnish
Taro[TA-ro]
The great first-born
Japanese
Tarun[TA-run]
The young one
Sanskrit
Tassilo[TAS-si-lo]
Brave one of the people
Old High German
Tatjana[tat-JA-na]
Fairy queen
Russian
Tatum[TEI-tum]
Cheerful homestead
English
Tavasz[TA-vas]
Spring
Hungarian
Tavi[TA-vi]
The eighth
Latin
Tavian[TA-vi-an]
The eighth-born
Latin
Tavish[TA-vish]
Twin (Scottish form of Thomas)
Celtic
Tavor[ta-VOR]
Height, mound
Hebrew
Taweret[ta-WE-ret]
The great one, goddess of birth
Egyptian
Tayet[TA-jet]
Weaving, cloth
Egyptian
Tayler[TEI-ler]
The tailor
English
Tea[TE-a]
The divine one
Greek
Teagan[TI-gan]
The fair one; poet
Irish
Teemu[TE-mu]
Honouring God
Finnish
Tefnut[TEF-nut]
She who spits (goddess of moisture)
Egyptian
Tehila[te-hi-LA]
Praise
Hebrew
Tellervo[TEL-ler-vo]
Forest goddess of the Kalevala
Finnish
Telmo[TEL-mo]
Patron of sailors
Basque
Temperance[TEM-per-ans]
Temperance, moderation
English
Tempest[TEM-pest]
The storm
Latin
Tennyson[TE-ni-son]
Child of Dennis
English
Teo[TE-o]
Gift of God
Greek
Teodoro[te-o-DO-ro]
Gift of God
Greek
Terenz[TE-rents]
The tender one
Latin
Terenzio[te-REN-tsio]
Of the Terentius clan
Latin
Teréz[TE-rayz]
The harvester
Hungarian
Terhi[TER-hi]
The acorn; the huntress
Finnish
Termeh[ter-ME]
The precious fabric
Persian
Terpsichore[terp-si-KO-re]
Delight in dance
Greek
Terra[TE-ra]
The earth
Latin
Terry[TE-ri]
The harvester
Latin
Tertuliano[ter-tu-LIA-no]
The third
Latin
Tessa[TE-sa]
The harvester; fourth
Greek
Tetsuya[te-TSU-ya]
Philosophical arrow
Japanese
Teun[TÖN]
The priceless one
Dutch
Teuta[TE-u-ta]
The Illyrian queen
Albanian
Thabit[tha-BIT]
Firm, steadfast
Arabic
Thaddäus[ta-DE-us]
The courageous one
Hebrew
Thalia[TA-li-a]
The blossoming muse
Greek
Thames[TEMS]
The dark river
Celtic
Thanos[THA-nos]
Immortal
Greek
Thea[TE-a]
Goddess, divine
Greek
Theano[the-A-no]
Divine name
Greek
Thekla[TEK-la]
God's fame
Greek
Theo[TE-o]
Gift of God
Greek Top 12
Theobald[TE-o-balt]
Bold prince of the people
Old High German
Theodolinda[The-o-do-LIN-da]
Gentle to the people
Germanic
Theodor[TE-o-dor]
Gift of God
Greek
Theodora[te-o-DO-ra]
Gift of God
Greek
Theodoric[The-O-do-rik]
Ruler of the people
Germanic
Theodoros[the-o-DO-ros]
Gift of God
Greek
Théophile[te-o-FIL]
Friend of God
French
Theophilos[the-O-fi-los]
Friend of God, loved by God
Greek
Theresa[te-RE-sa]
The harvester
Greek
Thérèse[te-REZ]
The harvester (from the island of Thera)
French
Theresia[te-RE-si-a]
The harvester
Greek
Thespis[THES-pis]
Inspired by god
Greek
Theudebert[THEU-de-bert]
Bright among the people
Germanic
Theuderic[THEU-de-rik]
Ruler of the people
Germanic
Thibault[ti-BO]
Bold prince of the people
French
Thierry[tye-REE]
Ruler of the people
French
Thies[TIS]
Gift of God
Hebrew
Thiessen[TI-sen]
Son of Matthias
Hebrew
Thijs[TEIS]
Gift of God
Dutch
Thilo[TI-lo]
Prince of the people
Old High German
Thomas[TO-mas]
The twin
Hebrew
Thomasina[to-ma-SEE-na]
Gazelle
English
Thor[TOR]
God of thunder
Scandinavian
Thora[TO-ra]
Dedicated to Thor
Scandinavian
Thorne[TORN]
The thorn bush
English
Thorsten[TORS-ten]
Thor's stone
Scandinavian
Thoth[TOT]
God of wisdom and writing
Egyptian
Thusnelda[Thus-NEL-da]
Brave among the people
Germanic
Thutmose[TUT-mo-se]
Born of Thoth
Egyptian
Tiago[TI-a-go]
The supplanter
Hebrew
Tiam[TI-am]
The eyes of my heart
Persian
Tiana[ti-A-na]
The princess
Latin
Tiber[TI-ber]
The Roman river
Latin
Tiberius[ti-BE-ri-us]
Of the Tiber
Latin
Tibor[TI-bor]
Of the Tiber
Hungarian
Tide[TEID]
The tide
English
Tiernan[TIR-nan]
Little lord
Irish
Tierney[TEER-nee]
Descendant of the lord
Irish
Tihomir[ti-KHO-mir]
Quiet peace
Slavic
Tilda[TIL-da]
Mighty in battle
Germanic
Till[TIL]
Ruler of the people
Old High German
Tilly[TI-li]
Little warrior
Germanic
Tilo[TI-lo]
Ruler of the people
Old High German
Timber[TIM-ber]
Timber, woodland
English
Timea[TI-me-a]
The honoured one
Hungarian
Timo[TI-mo]
Honouring God
Greek
Timofej[ti-mo-FEJ]
Honouring God
Russian
Timothy[TI-mo-ti]
Honouring God
Greek
Tineke[TI-ne-ke]
Pet form of Christina
Dutch
Tinka[TIN-ka]
Pet form of Christina
Latin
Tino[TI-no]
Little one
Latin
Tiphaine[ti-FEN]
Epiphany, God's appearance
Celtic
Tirzah[TIR-tsa]
She is my delight
Hebrew
Tito[TI-to]
Title of honor
Latin
Titus[TI-tus]
The honoured one
Latin
Tivadar[TI-vo-dor]
Gift of God
Hungarian
Tiye[TI-je]
Royal consort, the exalted
Egyptian
Tizian[TI-tsi-an]
The honoured one
Latin
Tiziana[ti-TSIA-na]
Of the Titans
Latin
Tjark[TJARK]
Ruler of the people
Old High German
Tjitske[TYIT-ske]
The strong one
Dutch
Tobi[TO-bi]
God is good
Hebrew
Tobias[to-BI-as]
God is good
Hebrew
Tobit[TO-bit]
God is good
Hebrew
Toivo[TOI-vo]
Hope
Finnish
Toka[TO-ka]
The earth
Albanian
Toke[TO-ke]
Thor's kettle
Germanic
Tolga[TOL-ga]
The helmet
Turkish
Toli[TO-li]
The sunrise
Greek
Tom[TOM]
The twin
Hebrew
Tomás[to-MAS]
The twin
Spanish
Tomer[to-MER]
Palm tree, tall and upright
Hebrew
Tomi[TO-mi]
The twin
Finnish
Tommaso[to-MA-so]
The twin
Italian
Tomoe[to-MO-e]
Circle, comma-shaped crest
Japanese
Tomoko[to-MO-ko]
The wise child
Japanese
Toni[TO-ni]
The priceless one
Latin
Toon[TON]
The tone; the priceless one
Dutch
Topi[TO-pi]
God is good
Finnish
Toprak[top-RAK]
The earth, soil
Turkish
Torben[TOR-ben]
Thor's bear
Scandinavian
Torbjørg[TOR-byorg]
Thor's protection
Scandinavian
Torbjørn[TOR-byorn]
Thor's bear
Scandinavian
Torcuato[tor-KWA-to]
Adorned with a torque (necklace)
Latin
Tordis[TOR-dis]
Thor's goddess
Scandinavian
Torfinn[TOR-finn]
Thor's Finn
Scandinavian
Torfrid[TOR-frid]
Thor's peace
Scandinavian
Torge[TOR-ge]
Thor's spear
Scandinavian
Torgeir[TOR-geir]
Thor's spear
Scandinavian
Torgny[TORG-ny]
Thor's thunder-noise
Scandinavian
Torgunn[TOR-gunn]
Thor's war-maiden
Scandinavian
Torhild[TOR-hild]
Thor's battle-maiden
Scandinavian
Tori[TO-ri]
The bird
Japanese
Toribio[to-RI-bi-o]
The vigorous one
Latin
Torill[TOR-ill]
Thor's battle-maiden
Scandinavian
Torin[TO-rin]
The chief
Irish
Torina[to-RI-na]
The chief
Irish
Torkel[TOR-kel]
Thor's cauldron
Scandinavian
Torleif[TOR-leif]
Thor's heir, descendant
Scandinavian
Tormod[TOR-mod]
Thor's courage
Celtic
Torolf[TOR-olf]
Thor's wolf
Scandinavian
Torstein[TOR-stein]
Thor's stone
Scandinavian
Torsten[TOR-sten]
Thor's stone
Germanic
Torvald[TOR-vald]
Ruled by Thor
Germanic
Torvard[TOR-vard]
Thor's guardian
Scandinavian
Tosca[TOS-ka]
The Etruscan woman
Italian
Toshiro[to-SHI-ro]
Talented, intelligent
Japanese