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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Tomiris | Kazakh and Tajik form of Tomyris. | |
| Tomislav | Tomislav is derived from the Slavic element tomiti, which means torture combined with slava meaning glory. | |
| Tomislava | Torturous glory. | |
| Tomislaw | Suppress or torture, a Croatian king | |
| Tomkin | A twin, one of the disciples of Jesus | |
| Tomkins | Twin | |
| Tomlin | Twin | |
| Tomlinson | Son of Tomlin | |
| Tomlyn | The younger twin's child | |
| Tomm | Twin | |
| Tommaso | A Twin | |
| Tommee | Twin | |
| Tommen | Created Name | |
| Tommey | Twin | |
| Tommi | twin | |
| Tommiah | In honour of Thomas, honouring Thomas | |
| Tommie | Twin | |
| Tommy | twin | |
| Tommye | twin | |
| Tomo | Twin | |
| Tomoe | Blessing | |
| Tomofumi | Wisdom, Writings | |
| Tomohiro | Extensive wisdom | |
| Tomoka | Brilliant Friend | |
| Tomoko | Intelligent | |
| Tomomi | Friend, Beautiful | |
| Tomor | The iron, or the strength of like iron | |
| Tomorbaatar | Iron, hero or strong | |
| Tomori | Yoruba term meaning we have seen a baby again. | |
| Tomos | Tomos has an aramic meaning of 'twin'. It is also the Welsh variation of the name Thomas. | |
| Tomoya | Friend Of | |
| Tomoyo | Intelligent | |
| Toms | Latvian version of Tom, meaning twin. | |
| Tomyris | Hellenized form of a Scythian name, possibly from an Iranian root meaning "family". This was the name of a 6th-century BC queen of the Massagetae (a Scythian people) who defeated Cyrus the Great during his invasion of Central Asia. | |
| Ton | Dutch short form of Anton. | |
| Tona | One who is highly praised and priceless | |
| Tonalli | Means "day, warmth of the sun" in Nahuatl [1]. | |
| Tonalnan | Mother of light | |
| Tonantzin | Mother earth or the mother Goddess | |
| Tonatiuh | Sunshine | |
| Tonauac | The one who possesses light | |
| Tonci | Croatian diminutive of Anthony. | |
| Toncka | Beyond praise or highly praiseworthy | |
| Tondbehrt | The bright flower or shining flower | |
| Tondbert | The brightest flower | |
| Tondhere | The descendant of Tond or flower | |
| Tondra | Means "thunderous", from Esperanto tondro meaning "thunder". | |
| Tone | Praise worthy | |
| Tonee | Priceless | |
| Toney | A form of tony | |
| Tong | fragrant | |
| Toni | Short Form Of Antonia | |
| Tonia | Of Unknown Meaning | |
| Tonica | To the people, something to the race | |
| Tonicia | Combination Of Toni And -icia | |
| Tonild | One who is a stonemaker; a diplomatic individual | |
| Tonina | Diminutive of Antonia. | |
| Toninho | Portuguese diminutive of António or Antônio. | |
| Tonino | One whose price is never estimated | |
| Tonio | Worthy of admiration or praise | |
| Tonis | Estonian form of Anthony. It means highly praiseworthy | |
| Tonisha | One who cant be priced | |
| Tonja | One who is precious, priceless | |
| Tonje | One who cant be labelled with a price | |
| Tonka | Croatian form of Antonia. It means worthy of praise. | |
| Tonna | A settlement or a town near the hedge | |
| Tonnie | Who is worth of many praises | |
| Tonny | A form of tony | |
| Tonnya | Fairy queen | |
| Tono | One who is praised and priceless | |
| Tonraq | Tiny man | |
| Tonu | Short form of Tõnis, now used independently. | |
| Tony | Short Form Of Antony | |
| Tonya | Short Form Of Antonia, Or A Form Of Tanya | |
| Tonyea | Fairy queen | |
| Tonyetta | Fairy queen | |
| Tonyia | Fairy queen | |
| Tooantuh | Spring Frog | |
| Tooba | Best or excellent or a tree form heaven | |
| Toofan | Wind or storm. | |
| Toolya | tul | |
| Toomas | Twin | |
| Toomis | Toomis is Estonian form of Thomas and means twin. | |
| Toon | Dutch diminutive of Antoon. | |
| Tooraj | A brave man, founder of Turan, Central Asia from Persian mythology Shahnameh | |
| Tooru | Alternate transcription of Japanese Kanji 徹 or 亨 (see Tōru). | |
| Topacia | A jewel or gemstone | |
| Topanga | Where The Mountain Meets The Sea | |
| Topaz | Golden Gem | |
| Topaza | Form of TOPAZ. From the Gem | |
| Topher | Christ Bearer | |
| Topi | Finnish short form of Tobias. | |
| Topias | A jewel that is precious | |
| Topo | Mole or gopher | |
| Topp | In English it means crest. In German it refers to a point of some high structure or tree top | |
| Toppa | A keyhole or a patch | |
| Topper | Hill | |
| Topsy | On top | |
| Topʉsana | Means "prairie flower" in Comanche. | |
| Tor | God of Thunder, hill |