Girl Names Starting With T

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

Running water. Associated with natural imagery and free spirit.

Leaping water; a waterfall, symbolizing natural beauty and power.

Irish name possibly derived from 'tulach' meaning abundance or 'tula' meaning will or desire.

Leaping water. A name evoking the dynamic power and beauty of flowing water.

Winter; represents the cold season and nature's quiet beauty.

God's dew. A Hebrew name symbolizing freshness and grace.

Twin; Scottish form of the name Thomas.

Maori word meaning 'boy' or 'child', representing youth and new beginnings.

Desire or wish; represents aspiration and longing.

Date palm, righteous, erect

Palm tree; symbolizes grace, beauty, and resilience.

Variant of Tamara, derived from Hebrew tamar meaning palm tree, symbolizing grace and strength.

A spectacle, show, or grand display; often with theatrical or exaggerated flair.

Child; Japanese name where 'ko' means child, combined with stem elements.

Palm tree; variation of Tamara or Tamar

Child of the people; Japanese name combining elements meaning people or beauty.

Precious; valuable.

Palm tree. Associated with grace, resilience, and tropical beauty.

Palm tree; represents grace, strength, and resilience.

Palm tree. A variant of Tamara, derived from Hebrew symbolizing grace and resilience.

Palm tree, from Hebrew tamar.

Short form of Tamara, from Hebrew 'Tamar' meaning 'palm tree'.

Palm tree. An Aramaic name symbolizing grace, beauty, and resilience.

Tame or a feminine form of Thomas. A Cornish name with English roots.

Sweet or beloved

Village-related; mura means village in Japanese.

Variant of Tammy; derived from Tamara meaning palm tree

A palm tree; symbolizes elegance and grace.

A Japanese surname meaning middle rice field, from tana (middle) and ka (field)

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

Child or offspring in Sanskrit; a term of familial endearment

Thirst or craving; a Sanskrit term in Buddhist and Hindu philosophy referring to desire or yearning.

From the ancient city of Tanis in Egypt

A Carthaginian goddess figure, the Serpent Goddess in ancient mythology.

Fairy queen; variant of Tanya derived from the Russian Tatiana.

Grace or favor, merciful.

Fairy queen; variant of Tanya, the Russian diminutive of Tatiana.

Fairy queen. Russian variant of Tatiana, suggesting grace and nobility.