Boy Names Starting With T

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

Pure and clean; represents spiritual purity.

Means pure, chaste, or virtuous.

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

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

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

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

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

Great accomplishment or great life

Cheerful, pleasant

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

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.

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

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

Japanese name meaning 'warrior hero' or 'peaceful warrior' depending on kanji used.

Japanese name combining warrior and history; symbolizes strength and tradition.

Friend to everyone, ally of all

Honor, respect, or reverence.

Often associated with abundance or bear, depending on kanji characters.

Artisan or craftsman, depending on kanji used

Japanese masculine name with meaning dependent on kanji; often conveying concepts of excellence, wisdom, or peace.

Dew or morning dew; symbolizes freshness and new beginnings.

Pleasant, charming, or agreeable.

Germanic name composed of 'tal' (valley) and 'berht' (bright), suggesting brightness in valleys.

A type of acacia tree mentioned in the Quran, symbolizing strength and resilience.

Arabic name meaning 'seeker' or 'student of knowledge'; symbolizes wisdom and learning.

Welsh name meaning 'shining brow' or 'radiant forehead,' evoking illumination and wisdom.

Talon; claw of a bird of prey; sharp and forceful

Surname used as first name; possibly related to Hebrew or English origins, though exact etymology is uncertain.

Twin; Scottish form of the name Thomas.

Tama means son or male child in Samoan; full meaning relates to heritage and lineage

From Arabic meaning 'complete', 'perfect', or 'whole', representing wholeness and integrity.

Arabic name meaning 'one who tames' or 'palm tree,' suggesting strength and natural grace.

Perfect or complete; reflecting perfection and wholeness

Arabic/Hebrew name meaning 'tall' or 'palm tree,' symbolizing strength and resilience.

To protect or preserve. Represents guardianship and safeguarding.

Son or heir. Sanskrit origin meaning thin, slender, or one who continues the line.

God is my judge, a Polynesian/Samoan variant of the Hebrew name Daniel.

From the ancient city of Tanis in Egypt

A Sanskrit name meaning boundless or infinite, representing limitlessness and freedom.

Enlightened or one who gives light; derived from Arabic roots meaning to illuminate.

Shining or bright.

The way or the path. Central concept in Chinese philosophy representing the fundamental nature of reality and existence.

Star in Sanskrit; a celestial guide or divine being in Hindu cosmology.

Thunder in Irish; savior or liberator in Sanskrit.

To disturb or to agitate. A Greek name with classical literary significance.

Arabic name meaning 'the morning star' or 'one who knocks at the door,' symbolizing guidance and awakening.

Polished or refined. From the Roman family name Terentius.

Arabic name meaning 'he who knocks at the door' or 'the morning star,' symbolizing hope and divine guidance.

Morning star; the one who knocks

Morning star, he who knocks at the door

The morning star or one who knocks at the door; a name of noble and illuminating significance.

Japanese name traditionally for the eldest son; means 'big son' combining 'ta' (big) and 'ro' (son).