Baby Names Starting with T

Star; a deity or celestial being in Hindu and Buddhist tradition

The morning star or one who knocks at the door.

Beloved, the Finnish form of David.

Relating to history and narrative tradition. Associated with knowledge and storytelling.

Gazelle; symbolizes grace, gentleness, and swiftness.

Gazelle; graceful and gentle

Gazelle; a graceful antelope

Gazelle, variant spelling of Tabitha from Aramaic.

A gazelle; graceful and swift. Diminutive of Tabitha.

Possibly from occupational surname related to 'tabor', a small drum.

Gazelle, from Aramaic referring to the graceful animal.

Character or disposition; nature and temperament.

Variant of Tobias, derived from Hebrew 'Tobiah,' meaning 'God is good.' Represents divine favor.

Gazelle

Gazelle.

From Mount Tabor, a biblical location in Israel; represents spiritual height

Variant of Tabitha, meaning 'gazelle.' Symbolizes grace and gentleness.

Great mountain

Japanese name with meaning dependent on kanji characters; commonly associated with 'direct' or 'correct.'

Correct, faithful, or loyal depending on kanji selection. In Japanese tradition, represents righteousness and truth.

Courageous or brave. A variant of Thaddeus with Aramaic origins.

Heart, brave

Heart; variant of Thaddeus, a biblical apostle.

Worthy of praise; Polish form of Thaddaeus, associated with courage and virtue.

Poet or philosopher. A traditional Irish name carrying literary and intellectual significance.

Tailor, from an English occupational surname

Amharic origin meaning 'to be feared' or 'one to be respected.' Conveys dignity and strength.

Manifestation of God; from Greek 'Theophania' meaning 'divine appearance'

From the River Taff in Wales; associated with Welsh heritage.

Homestead, a dwelling place or settlement

Day

Son of the priest. An Irish surname used as a given name.

Scottish variant, possibly meaning plump or relating to priest.

The pure one

Congratulations or wishes; used as a greeting to celebrate good tidings.

Pure, chaste, and clean; virtuous

Pure and clean; represents spiritual purity.

Means pure, chaste, or virtuous.

Pure and chaste

Arabic origin meaning 'pure' or 'chaste'; conveys virtue and cleanliness.

From the muse of festive celebration and comedy in Greek mythology

Arabic name meaning 'praise' or 'glorification,' derived from the root 'hamida' (to praise).

Brave or courageous. Legendary figure from Persian mythology.

From Arabic meaning 'refinement' or 'beautification'; suggests elegance and improvement.

The good place; may relate to Medina, historically called Taibah in Arabic.

Great, powerful, or from the yin-yang principle of balance

Japanese origin; refers to the taiga forest biome, used as a given name.

Poet; symbolizes wisdom, eloquence, and artistic expression

Strong and powerful; Japanese or Hawaiian origin

Great and shining; radiant light

Sanskrit-derived name meaning 'oil' or 'anointed.' Associated with care and nourishment.

A Finnish name possibly meaning 'seedling' or 'young plant,' suggesting growth and new beginnings.

Of iron nature, symbolizing strength, durability, and resilience.

From Arabic meaning 'of iron' or 'iron'; symbolizes strength and resilience.

Flat, peaceful, or abundance; meaning varies with kanji selection in Japanese.

Great accomplishment or great life

A traditional Russian name with classical roots.

Cheerful, pleasant

First of twins in Yoruba tradition; signifies the older twin.

One who cuts cloth; a tailor

Sun; represents light and warmth in Japanese.

Crown; associated with royalty and nobility in Persian and Arabic tradition.

High and wide; combines characters meaning 'tall' and 'broad'.

Tall or high; Japanese meaning referring to height or elevation.

Child of the hawk or nobility; from taka (hawk) and ko (child)

High and masculine; combines elevation with strength, suggesting noble character or outstanding person.

Japanese name meaning 'treasure' (宝). Symbolizes something precious and valuable.

Typically means warrior or high-minded, depending on kanji characters

Destiny, fate, or divine decree; represents one's predetermined path or future.