Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter T, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a T. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
| Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Timeus | Variant of Timaeus. | |
| Timi | Nickname for Timothy, Timothea | |
| Timicin | One who is of iron, a strong person | |
| Timila | Musical Instrument | |
| Timilehin | God is with you. | |
| Timin | Large fish | |
| Timir | Darkness | |
| Timithy | To honour God | |
| Timka | To honour God | |
| Timkin | To honour God | |
| Timm | To honour God | |
| Timme | To honour God | |
| Timmel | To honour God | |
| Timmey | God's honor | |
| Timmi | God's honor | |
| Timmie | God's honor | |
| Timmo | To honour God | |
| Timmothy | One who honors god | |
| Timmu | A form of Timothy, meaning honoring God. | |
| Timmus | To honour God | |
| Timmy | Diminutive Form Of Timothy | |
| Timna | To restrain or to hold | |
| Timneet | Wish | |
| Timo | To honour God | |
| Timofei | The honour of god | |
| Timofey | To Honor God | |
| Timok | To honour God | |
| Timoleon | Derived from the Greek elements τιμάω (timao) "to honour" and λέων (leon) "lion". This name was borne by a 4th-century BC Greek statesman and general. | |
| Timon | Honour | |
| Timontheo | To honour God | |
| Timonthy | To honour God | |
| Timora | tall | |
| Timot | To honour God | |
| Timote | To honour God | |
| Timotei | A person who honours the God | |
| Timotej | Slovene form of Timothy, meaning honoring God. | |
| Timoteo | One who honors God | |
| Timoteus | Variant of Timotheus. | |
| Timotha | Feminine form of Timothy. | |
| Timothe | One who honour Theos (God) | |
| Timothea | God's honor | |
| Timothee | French form of Timothy. | |
| Timothei | Old Church Slavic form of Timothy. | |
| Timotheos | Greek form of Timothy. | |
| Timotheus | Honouring God, respecting God | |
| Timotheya | God's honor | |
| Timothie | One who honour or respect God | |
| Timothy | honoring god | |
| Timoti | Maori form of Timothy. | |
| Timour | Variant of Timur. | |
| Timsy | A star or a shining bright star | |
| Timucin | Turkish form of Temujin. | |
| Timur | The East | |
| Timurs | Latvian form of Timur. | |
| Timus | Honoring God | |
| Tin | In Croatian a suffix name that means a Saint. In Vietnamese it means a thinker | |
| Tina | Short Form Of Names Ending In -tina. | |
| Tinah | follower of Christ | |
| Tinashe | Derived from the Old Greek name Timaeus meaning 'honor', or from the Shona language meaning 'God is with us'. | |
| Tinatin | Light | |
| Tinatini | Form of Tinatin with the nominative suffix, used when the name is written stand-alone. | |
| Tinaya | A follower of God | |
| Tinble | Sounds that the bell make. | |
| Tincommius | A big fish, a King from Belgic tribe | |
| Tinder | To ignite or to kindle, also one who sells ink | |
| Tindra | Twinkle | |
| Tine | Follower of Christ | |
| Tinecia | God is with us | |
| Tinek | Slovene diminutive of Martin, meaning from Mars. | |
| Tineke | follower of Christ | |
| Ting | Slim, Graceful | |
| Tingiri | Picher, a family of burrowing mammals | |
| Tinie | follower of Christ | |
| Tinika | The glorious and beautiful | |
| Tinisha | alive and well | |
| Tinka | heavenly | |
| Tinkal | A butterfly, beautiful butterfly | |
| Tinkara | A form of Tina, meaning 'river'. | |
| Tinker Bell | Created by the writer J. M. Barrie for a fairy character, first introduced in his 1904 play Peter Pan. Her name refers to the fact that she is a mender of pots and kettles (a tinker) with a voice like a tinkling bell. | |
| Tinki | One who is bashful or shy | |
| Tinley | A fence or a hedge | |
| Tinna | Icelandic form of Tina, meaning river. | |
| Tinni | A pet name means small or beautiful girl | |
| Tinny | The medals of few non-precious metals | |
| Tino | Little (or Jr.) | |
| Tino Aroha | One who is loved and adored by all. | |
| Tinsley | Tyne's meadow | |
| Tintagel | Land Of Igraine | |
| Tintin | Created by the Belgian cartoonist Hergé for the hero in his comic book series of the same name, debuting 1929. Hergé never explained why he chose the name. | |
| Tinuviel | A nightingale or an enchantress | |
| Tiny | follower of Christ | |
| Tioboid | The brave people, or brave race | |
| Tiombe | Shy | |
| Tiona | Fairy Queen | |
| Tionge | Means "we thank" in Chewa and Tumbuka. | |
| Tionna | follower of Christ | |
| Tionne | A supreme gift from God | |
| Tip | Nickname | |
| Tipah | One who is gentle and kind. A form of Latipha. | |
| Tipene | Tipene is the Maori version of Stephen. It means crown. |