Boy Names Starting With T

Iron man; from Japanese 'tetsu' (iron) with masculine ending.

Variant of Thomas or a place-derived name. Scottish origin, historically used as a surname and given name.

Tongan form of David, meaning 'beloved' in Hebrew.

Brave heart or gift of God; courageous and generous

Courageous heart.

Brave heart or courageous one; symbolizes honor and valor.

Heart or brave heart; variant of Thaddeus from Greek and Aramaic origins.

Gift of God.

Variant of Thaddeus, meaning 'brave heart' or 'courageous one.'

Heart; courageous and bold

Scottish title meaning a feudal lord or warrior.

Old English/Scottish term meaning 'leader', 'nobleman', or 'warrior' of high rank.

Blue or clear. Represents clarity, peace, and tranquility.

Immortal; related to the Greek concept of death and eternity

English place name, possibly meaning 'settlement of Thac' or 'thatch village.'

From Old English origins, possibly related to 'thegn' (nobleman) or derived from place names.

Gift of God; derived from Greek elements meaning divine gift.

Gift of God; God's gift.

A name of Greek origin suggesting praise, dignity, or according to will.

Divine law, order, and justice; Greek goddess associated with fairness and prophecy.

God's gift, divine

Gift of God; from Greek roots theos (God) and doros (gift)

Gift of God; divine present or blessing.

Divine ruler; from Germanic elements 'theo' (God) and 'ric' (ruler).

Gift of God; from Greek theos (God) and doron (gift).

Gift of God; from Greek theo (God) and doros (gift).

Gift of God. A classical form emphasizing divine blessing and favor.

Modern compound combining Theo (from Greek meaning 'God') and James (from Hebrew meaning 'supplanter'), symbolizing divine grace and strength.

From Greek theos meaning God; symbolizes divine connection and godliness.

Lover of God or beloved by God

Lover of God

Lover of God or beloved by God, from Greek 'theos' (God) and 'philos' (lover).

City of God, from Greek theo (god) and polis (city).

Greek name meaning 'gift of God,' from theos (God) and doron (gift).

Greek word meaning God or divine. Often used in theological or philosophical contexts.

Hunter, untamed, wild

A legendary hero of Greek mythology renowned for slaying the Minotaur and defeating various monsters, symbolizing courage and wisdom.

Supplanter, may God protect

German surname used as a given name, likely from a place or family name.

Divine; celestial or heavenly.

Fulani honorific and name meaning 'elder' or 'wise one', title of respect in West African tradition.

People's ruler; powerful leader of the people.

Gift of God. Dutch diminutive of Matthias.

Honoring God; variant spelling of Timothy.

Prosperous, successful, or thriving; represents growth and good fortune.

Twin; a strong and stable presence.

Twin. A simple name with spiritual connections in Christian tradition.

Variant of Thomas; Aramaic origin meaning twin, symbolizing duality and connection.

Twin; a variant of the Greek name Thomas, symbolizing duality and connection.

Son of Thomas. English surname indicating paternal descent.

Son of Tom; patronymic surname used as given name

Thunder, god of thunder

Thor's fair warrior; combining the Norse thunder god with fairness or whiteness.

Related to Thor, the Norse god of thunder; evokes strength and divine power.

Thorn settlement; English place name describing a settlement with thorny bushes.

Thor's stone; strong defender

Thor's ruler; combining the Norse god Thor with 'vald' meaning power or ruler

Related to Thor, the Norse god of thunder; strong and powerful.

Twin. A shortened archaic form of Thomas.

From Old English elements meaning 'thorn hill' or 'thorn mound,' referring to a thorny elevated location.

Thor's stone or settlement; combining the Norse god Thor with Old English 'ton' (settlement).

He who supplants. A Portuguese variant of James, derived from the Hebrew Yaakov.

Supplanter; Portuguese form of James, derived from Jacob.

Sky, heaven; vast and infinite

"From the Tiber River," historically representing Roman imperial power.

A gift of God; derived from the Greek name Theodore, combining "theos" (God) and "doron" (gift).

Related to Tivoli, the ancient Roman city.

A Vietnamese name meaning money or gold, symbolizing wealth, prosperity, and precious value.

Little lord or small sovereign; derived from Irish Gaelic roots.

God's crown or honor; a blessing from the divine in Yoruba tradition

Arrow; an Armenian name symbolizing swiftness, precision, and keen aim.

A decorative mark worn on the forehead; caste or sectarian mark in Hindu tradition

Fertile valley or tilled meadow.

From the English place name meaning 'at the ford by a tile-kiln'.

One who tills the soil; related to agricultural work and cultivation.

People or tribesman; derived from Germanic roots denoting community and collective identity.

Germanic name meaning 'one who tills the land' or 'tillers'. Associated with farming and harvest.

Variant spelling of Timothy; Greek origin meaning 'honoring God'.

Honoring God or one who fears God

Honoring God, from Greek Timotheos

Honoring God; a reverent and spiritual name.

Honoring God; short form of Timothy from Greek.

One who honors God. Combines Greek timē (honor) and theos (God).

Variant of Timothy; derived from Greek 'timē' (honor) and 'theos' (God), meaning 'honoring God.'

From Greek timē, meaning honor, respect, or worthy of honor.

Variant of Timothy, meaning 'honoring God' in Greek tradition.

Honoring God, combining honor with divine reverence (from Greek Timotheos).

French form of Timothy; from Greek 'Timotheus' meaning 'honoring God' or 'one who honors God.'

Honoring God, from Greek 'timē' (honor) and 'theos' (God).

One who honors God or respects God. Suggests piety and reverence toward the divine.

One who honors God, reflecting piety and reverence.

One who honors God.

Iron; symbolizing strength and power in Turkic tradition.

Diminutive form often short for Valentino or Agustino; represents youthful charm.

One who wanders or travels, or desire.

Related to the thyrsus staff of Dionysus; symbolizing festivity and celebration.

Sacred pilgrimage place, ford, crossing

Of the title; Spanish/Italian diminutive of Titus.