Girl Names Starting With T

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

Slender, graceful, and delicate; often used in Hindu cultures.

Variant of Tatiana, derived from the Roman name Tatius.

Fairy queen or noble. Derived from the Russian diminutive form of Tatiana.

Variant of Tanya, Russian diminutive of Tatiana meaning 'fairy queen.'

From Tatiana, meaning fairy queen or graceful in Russian.

Destiny, fate; divine decree and predetermined path

Piety or God-consciousness; represents spiritual awareness and devotion.

Star, hill, tower, rocky hill

Elegance, grace, and refinement; also means 'side' or 'faction' in Arabic.

Star and meadow combined; modern compound of Sanskrit and English.

Thunder in Irish; savior or liberator in Sanskrit.

Variant of Theresa, derived from Greek origins, traditionally associated with summer or harvest.

Star; represents brightness, guidance, and celestial beauty.

A Sanskrit name derived from Hindu mythology, where Tarini is a divine feminine form meaning 'savior' or 'liberator'.

Hill; star

Possible variant of Terri or Tara, meaning 'star' or 'rocky hill'.

Recitation with proper intonation, especially of the Quran. An Arabic name denoting spiritual devotion.

Born on Christmas; Russian diminutive form rooted in the nativity celebration.

Auspicious and blessed with good fortune; brings prosperity and happiness

Means 'one' in several Polynesian languages.

Fountain in paradise; sweet water flowing in Islamic tradition's gardens of paradise.

Arabic Quranic name referring to a spring in Paradise, symbolizing divine blessing and eternal purity.

Variant of Tatiana, derived from the Roman name Tatianus; traditionally interpreted as orderly or arranging.

From the English surname Tatum, meaning Tata's homestead; symbolizes heritage and ancestral connections.

From the Tatius family; a name of historical Latin roots.

Fairy queen, founder, organizer

Feminine form derived from the Roman family name Tatianus, meaning strong and steadfast

Gracious lady; relating to the Tatius family.

Graceful and refined; Slavic form of Tatiana, derived from Latin Tatius.

From the Roman family name Tatius; graceful

English surname meaning 'Tate's homestead' used as a given name

Russian variant of Tatiana, from Latin Tatianus, possibly relating to 'father' or Tatius.

Derived from the Arabic concept of Tawhid, representing the Islamic principle of monotheism and the oneness of God.

Possibly derived from Octavius, Latin 'octavus' meaning 'eighth.' Etymology uncertain.

Golden-colored; derived from English meaning tawny or tan-colored.

Variant of Tawny, an English name derived from the color tan or golden-brown.

Variant of Tawny, derived from the color tawny (tan/golden-brown).

Golden-brown or tan colored. Named after the warm, earthy hue.

Russian variant, possibly related to Tatiana or of Slavic origin

English occupational surname used as a given name, meaning 'one who cuts cloth' or 'tailor.'

Modern variant of Taylor, meaning one who cuts or tailors cloth.

One who cuts cloth or a tailor, representing craftsmanship, skill, and precision in work.

Modern variant of Taylor; from an occupational surname meaning 'tailor'.

From occupational term 'tailor', referring to one who sews cloth.

Modern variant of Taylor; English surname meaning 'tailor' or 'cutter of cloth'

Modern spelling of Taylor, an English occupational name meaning 'tailor'.

Tailor. Originally an occupational surname meaning one who cuts cloth.

Combination of Taylor (one who cuts cloth) and Ann (meaning grace or favor).

Variant of Taylor, from Old English meaning 'tailor' or 'one who cuts cloth'. Represents craftsmanship and skill.

Tailor; beloved or of the sea.

One who cuts cloth; derived from the occupational surname tailor.