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Taavi	Finnish	The beloved, the adored one. From the name David.
Tab	Persian	A drum or drummer.
Tabansi	African	one who endures
Tabari	North African	after famous muslim historian
Tabb	Persian	A drum or drummer.
Tabor	Persian	A drum or drummer.
Tad	Irish Gaelic	A poet or philosopher. Also see Teague.
Tadc	Celtic
Tadd	Greek	Courageous.
Taddeo	Greek	Courageous.
Tadi	Omaha Indian	wind
Taffy	Welsh	The beloved, the adored one. From the name David.
Taggart	Gaelic	A priest.
Tahir	Arabic	Pure and virtuous.
Tai	Vietnamese	The talented one.
Tailer	Old French	The tailor.
Tailor	Old French	The tailor.
Tait	Old Norse	Jolly, cheerful. Also see Tatum.
Tajo	Spanish	day
Takai	Japanese
Takoda	Native American	The friend of all.
Taksa	Hindu	a son of Bharata
Taksony	Hungarian	well fed, content, merciless, wild
Taku	Japanese
Talbot	Old French	From the valley.
Talfryn	Welsh	From the top of the hill.
Talib	Arabic
Taliesin	Welsh	A radiant brow.
Tallis	Persian	Wise, learned.
Talman	Hebrew	to injure, to oppress
Talon
Talorg	Welsh
Talos	Greek	giant protector of Minos island
Tam	Scottish	A twin or heart. A boy or girl's name.
Tama	Japanese/Polynesian	Japanese: A jewel. Polynesian: A boy or son. A boy or girl's name.
Tamas	Greek	A twin.
Tamer	Turkish
Tamir	Arabic	pure, tall stately
Tancred	Teutonic	A thoughtful adviser.
Tancredo	Italian	of thoughtful counsel
Tane	Polynesian	The name of a god.
Tanek	Polish	immortal
Taner	Turkish
Tangaroa	Polynesian	Of the sea.
Tangwyn	Welsh	Peace.
Tanicus	Latin
Tannar	Old English	Leather worker.
Tanner	Old English	Leather worker.
Tano	Ghanese	name of river
Tapan	Hindu
Tapesh	Hindu
Tara	Irish Gaelic/Sanskrit	Irish Gaelic: A rocky hill, from the ancient home of Ireland's kings. Sanskrit: A star. The name of a Buddhist goddess. A boy or girl's name.
Tarang	Hindu
Tarasios	Greek	of Tarentum
Tarcal	Hungarian
Tardos	Hungarian	bald
Taree	Aboriginal	A wild fig.
Tariq	Arabic	The night visitor.
Tarjan	Hungarian	name of an honor
Tarkan	Turkish
Tarn	Old Norse	A mountain pool.
Taro	Japanese	The firstborn son.
Tarquin	Latin	The name of two early Roman kings.
Tarrant	Old English	From the name of a river.
Tarun	Sanskrit	Young, tender.
Tas	Hungarian	well fed, stone
Tashi	Tibetan/Sherpa	Prosperity. A boy or girl's name.
Tate	Old Norse	Jolly, cheerful. Also see Tatum.
Tathal	Welsh
Tathan	Welsh
Tatum	Old English	From Tate's homestead. A boy or girl's name.
Taurin	Latin	born under the sign of Taurus
Taurinus	Latin
Taurus		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Tavis	Scottish	twin
Tavish	Scottish Gaelic	A twin. A form of Thomas.
Tawhiri	Polynesian	A tempest.
Taylor	Old French	A tailor. A boy or girl's name.
Teague	Irish Gaelic	A poet or philosopher.
Teal	English	A water bird. A boy or girl's name.
Tean	Cornish	One of the Isles of Scilly. A boy or girl's name.
Tearlach	Scottish
Tecer	Turkish
Tecwyn	Welsh	White, fair.
Ted	Old English	Divine gift.
Teddie	Old English	Divine gift.
Teddy	Old English	Divine gift.
Tee
Tej	Hindu
Telford	Old French	An iron-cutter.
Telo	Old French	Teliau, Th?lo, Th?liau
Tem	English	country
Teman	Hebrew	right hand, south
Temani	Hebrew	of Teman
Templar	Old French	A knight.
Tenenan	Old French	Tinidor, Tenedor
Tennyson	Old English	The son of Dennis. Wild, frenzied. Also a lover of wine. Also see Tennyson.
Tenzin	Tibetan/Sherpa	Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl's name.
Tenzing	Tibetan/Sherpa	Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl's name.
Teodor	Greek	The gift of God.
Tercan	Turkish
Terence	Latin	Tender, good gracious.
Terje	Norse	of Thor?s spear
Terrel	Old English	thunderer
Terrence		Tender, good gracious.
Terrie	Latin	Smooth and polished.
Terro
Terry	Greek/Latin	Greek: The harvester or reaper. Latin: Smooth and polished. A boy or girl's name.
Tetony	Hungarian	chieftain
Teulyddog	Welsh
Tewdwr	Welsh
Tex	American	From Texas.
Tezer	Turkish
Thabit	Arabic
Thaddeaus	Latin	couragues, praiser
Thaddeus	Greek	Gift of God.
Thai	Vietnamese	many, multiple
Thaliard		From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Thaman	Hindu	name of a god
Than	Burmese	A million. An auspicious number name.
Thane	Old English	A land-holding soldier. Also a Scottish clan chieftain.
Thanos	Greek	Noble.
Thatcher	Old English	roof fixer
Theobald	Teutonic	A bold leader of the people.
Theobold	Old German	the boldest
Theodore	Greek	Divine gift.
Theodoric	Teutonic	The ruler of the people. Also see Derek.
Theon	Greek	Godly.
Theophilus	Greek	beloved of God
Theron	Greek	The hunter.
Thersites		From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.
Theseus	Greek	A hero of Greek legend.
Thibaud	Old French
Thidias		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Thierry	French	French form of Terence and Theodoric.
Thies	Dutch	Dutch diminutives of Matthew.
Thijs	Dutch	Dutch diminutives of Matthew.
Thomas	Greek	A twin.
Thor	Old Norse	The God of thunder in Norse mythology.
Thorald	Old Norse	Ruling in the manner of Thor.
Thoralf	Scandinavian
Thorbjorn	Scandinavian
Thorburn	Old Norse	Thor's warrior.
Thord	Scandinavian
Thore	Scandinavian
Thorfinn	Scandinavian
Thorgeirr	Scandinavian
Thorgils	Scandinavian, Anglo-Saxon
Thorgrim	Scandinavian
Thorkell	Scandinavian
Thorleifr	Scandinavian
Thormund	Old English	Thor's protection.
Thorne	Old English	thorn tree
Thornley	Old English	From the thorny clearing.
Thornton	Old English	From the place among the thorns.
Thorpe	Old English	From the farm village.
Thorstein	Scandinavian
Thorulffr	Scandinavian
Thorvald	Scandinavian
Thorvid	Scandinavian
Thosa	Old French
Thrandr	Scandinavian
Thurborn	Teutonic	dweller by Thor's stream
Thurio		From Shakespeare's play Two Gentlemen of Verona.
Thurlow	Old English	from Thor
Thurso	Scottish	A Scottish placename.
Thurstan	Old English	Thor's stone.
Thurston	Norse	Thor's stone
Tibald	Teutonic	A bold leader of the people.
Tibalt	Greek	people's prince
Tiberius	Latin	After the River Tiber.
Tibold	German	A bold leader of the people.
Tiernan	Irish Gaelic	The descendant of a lord.
Tierney	Irish Gaelic	The descendant of a lord. A boy or girl's name.
Tihamar	Hungarian	likes silence
Tiki	Polynesian	One who is fetched, as in a spirit after death.
Tilak	Hindu
Tilford	Old English	From the good man's ford.
Tim	Greek	Honouring God, or honoured by God.
Timeus	Greek	perfect
Timoleon	Greek	I honor what I say
Timon	Greek	A reward, an honour. Also from Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Timor		After the Timor Sea.
Timothy	Greek	Honouring God, or honoured by God.
Timur	Hebrew, Hungarian, Turkish	iron
Tinh	Vietnamese	mindful; aware
Tipene	Maori	Maori form of Stephen.
Titus	Latin	An old Roman name.
Titusz	Hungarian	dove, honored
Tivadar	Hungarian	gift of God
Tivon	Hebrew	lover of nature
Tobias	Hebrew	God is good. A biblical name.
Tobie	Hebrew	God is good. A boy or girl's name.
Toby	Hebrew	The Lord is good.
Tod		A fox or foxhunter.
Todd	Old Norse from Latin	A fox or foxhunter.
Toft	Old English	From the site of the building.
Toker	Turkish
Tolga	Turkish
Tom	Greek	A twin. A form of Thomas.
Tomaj	Hungarian	name of a clan
Tomas	Czech/Irish/Scottish Gaelic/Spanish	A twin. A form of Thomas.
Tomasz	Polish	A twin. A form of Thomas.
Tome	Galician
Tomi	Japanese	Red.
Tomkin	Old English	Little Tom or Thomas.
Tommy	Greek	A twin. A form of Thomas.
Tomo	Greek	A twin. A form of Thomas.
Tong	Vietnamese	fragrant
Tony	Latin	Praiseworthy, of inestimable worth.
Tor	Old Norse/Celtic	Old Norse: The God of thunder in Norse mythology. Celtic: A rock.
Tore	Old Norse	The God of thunder in Norse mythology.
Torin	Gaelic	The chief.
Tormey	Irish Gaelic	A thunder spirit.
Tormod	Scottish
Torquil	Scottish Gaelic from Old Norse	Thor's cauldron.
Torr	Old English	From the tower.
Torrance	Latin	Smooth and polished.
Torsten	little Tom	Tompkin, Tomlin
Torvald	Old Norse	Thor the ruler.
Toste	Scandinavian
Tostig	Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian
Touchstone		From Shakespeare's play As You Like It.
Toussaint	French	All the saints. Also see Santos.
Tovi	Modern Hebrew	Good.
Townley	Old English	From the town meadow.
Townsend	Old English	From the towns end.
Toyo	Japanese	plentiful
Tracy	Old French	Brave. A boy or girl's name.
Trahaearn	Welsh	strong as iron
Traherne	Welsh	Of iron strength.
Tran	Vietnamese	A family name.
Tranio		From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew.
Tranter	Old English	wagoneer
Travis	Old French	From the crossing or crossroads.
Trefor	Welsh	From the large village.
Trefusis	Cornish	A placename.
Trelawney	Cornish	From the church village.
Tremayne	Cornish	From the place of the stone or rock.
Tremeur	Old French	Treveur
Trent	English	Thrifty. From the name of a river.
Trenus	Latin
Tresco	Cornish	From a placename, one of the Isles of Scilly.
Trethowan	Cornish	From the farm by the sandhills.
Trevelyan	Cornish	From the farm at the mill. A Cornish placename.
Trevor	Welsh	Prudent. From the large village.
Trey	Middle English	third born, three
Trigve	Norwegian
Trilby	Italian	Sings with trills. A boy or girl's name.
Trinculo		From Shakespeare's play The Tempest.
Trinity	Latin	A trio or triad, as in the Holy Trinity. A boy or girl's name.
Tripp	Old English	traveler
Trisanu	Hindu
Tristan	Celtic	The noisy one.
Tristen	Celtic	The noisy one.
Tristram	Celtic	Sad.
Troilus	French	place name
Trowbridge	Old English	From the wooden bridge.
Troy	Old French	Water or foot soldier. From a placename. Also the name of the ancient city in Asia Minor.
Truman	Old English	A trusty or faithful man.
Tryggvi	Scandinavian
Trystan	Cornish/Welsh	The noisy one.
Tuart	Aboriginal	A type of Eucalypt.
Tuathal	Celtic
Tubal		From Shakespeare's play Merchant of Venice.
Tucker	Old English	A cloth-worker.
Tudfwlch	Welsh
Tudi	Old French
Tudor	Welsh	Welsh form of Theodore. Devine gift.
Tudur	Welsh
Tugdual	Old French	Tual, Tugal, Pabu
Tujan	Old French	Tugen, Tujen
Tuncer	Turkish
Tungyr	Welsh
Ture	Scandinavian
Turi	Polynesian	The name of a famous chief.
Turiau	Old French	Turio
Turner	Old French	A lathe-worker.
Turpin	Old Norse	A Finnish man of Thor.
Tushar	Hindu
Tuvya	Hebrew
Tuyen	Vietnamese	Angelic.
Twain	Middle English	two pieces
Twyford	Old English	From the double ford.
Tyack	Cornish	A farmer.
Tybalt	Teutonic	A bold leader of the people.
Tycho	Greek	He who hits the mark.
Tye	Old English	From the enclosure.
Tyee	Native American	chief
Tyler	Old English	A tiler or tile-maker. A boy or girl's name.
Tymon	Greek	A reward, an honour.
Tynan	Gaelic	The dark one.
Tyne		The name of an English river. A boy or girl's name.
Tyrek	Ty
Tyrol		After the Austrian alpine region.
Tyrone	Irish	The name of a county in Northern Ireland.
Tyrus	Latin	person from Tyre
Tyson	Old French	A firebrand.
Tytus	Polish	An old Roman name.
Tzuriel	Hebrew

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