Names that start with T
1,036 different T-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Theodore led them with 13,362 newborns. Compare all 6,534 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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- TavionOf uncertain originModern coinage38
- TennesseeThe name is taken from the Cherokee town Tanasi, of uncertain meaningNative American38
- TiberiusOf uncertain meaning, possibly Etruscan and associated with the Tiber RiverLatin38
- TorenOf uncertain originModern coinage38
- TalulahMeaning uncertain, possibly from a Native American word for 'leaping water' or a place nameModern coinage38
- TimShort form of Timothy, which means 'honoring God' or 'one who honors God' in GreekGreek37
- TedShort form of Edward, Edgar, or Theodore, meaning 'wealthy guard,' 'spear strength,' or 'gift of God'English37
- TristinVariant of Tristan, meaning 'sad' or 'sorrowful', though the exact origin is debatedEnglish37
- TobinOf uncertain originEnglish37
- Takaiof uncertain originModern coinage37
- TyePossibly a short form of Tyler, or derived from an English surname meaning "enclosed pastureEnglish36
- TyrusOf uncertain originGreek36
- TarikOne who knocks at the doorArabic36
- TanviOf uncertain originSanskrit36
- TageOf uncertain originScandinavian36
- TeghSword (in Punjabi, from Persian tegh)Persian36
- TyshawnUncertainModern coinage35
- TommiA feminine variant of Tommy, itself a diminutive of Thomas, meaning 'twin'English35
- TheodosiaGift of God, from Greek words for god (theos) and gift (dosis)Greek35
- TullyOf uncertain originIrish35
- TaysonVariant of Jason, meaning 'healer', or a modern coinage from Tay (as in Taylor) plus sonEnglish35
- TulsiPlant name referring to holy basil, a sacred herb in HinduismSanskrit35
- TorbenOf debated originScandinavian35
- TaylaPossibly a modern feminine form of Taylor, meaning a tailor of clothEnglish34
- TraeOf uncertain originEnglish34
- Talanof uncertain originModern coinage34
- ThaneA medieval Scottish title for a landholding noble, roughly equivalent to a baronScottish34
- TailynnModern invented name, likely combining the sound of names like Taylor with the popular suffix -lynnModern coinage34
- TuffOf uncertain originModern coinage34
- TorrenOf uncertain originModern coinage34
- TakariOf uncertain originModern coinage34
- TyronProbably a variant of Tyrone, which is an anglicized form of Irish Gaelic 'Tir Eoghain', meaning 'land of Eoghan'Irish33
- TrayvonOf uncertain originModern coinage33
- TexShort form of Texas, used as a nickname or given name evoking the American stateModern coinage33
- TroiDerived from the name Troy, associated with the ancient city of TroyModern coinage33
- TyraOf uncertain originScandinavian32
- TravonCombination of the popular prefix Tra- and the suffix -von, likely influenced by names like Travon or TravionModern coinage32
- TaliyaOf uncertain originModern coinage32
- TorrinOf uncertain originModern coinage32
- TilleyPossibly a diminutive of Matilda, meaning 'battle-mighty'English32
- TyriqOf uncertain originModern coinage31
- TennysonFrom the English surname meaning 'dennison' or 'son of Dennis'Literary31
- TeyanaOf uncertain originModern coinage31
- TylynnModern invented name, likely a combination of the prefix Ty- and the popular suffix -lynnModern coinage31
- TekoaFrom the Hebrew place name Teko'a, possibly meaning 'sound of a trumpet' or 'fixed spot'Hebrew31
- Trinitifrom the English word trinity, referring to the Christian doctrine of the Father, Son, and Holy SpiritEnglish30
- TigerFrom the English word for the large wild catEnglish30
- TaylanOf uncertain meaningModern coinage30
- TadhgPoet or philosopherIrish30
- TheoryA modern coinage derived from the English word 'theory', meaning a supposition or system of ideasModern coinage30
- ThelmaDerived from the English word 'thelma' of uncertain meaning, possibly a coined name popularized by literatureEnglish29
- Tiernanof uncertain originIrish29
- TayvionOf uncertain originModern coinage29
- TopangaOf uncertain originModern coinage29
- TheodorosGod's giftGreek29
- TimotheeHonoring God, or dear to GodFrench29
- Tylil29
- TrevionCombination of the prefix Tre- (as in Trevon) with the suffix -ion, perhaps influenced by names like DavionModern coinage28
- TalynOf uncertain originModern coinage28
- TamariOf uncertain originModern coinage28
- ThangA Vietnamese name often meaning 'victory' or derived from the Sino-Vietnamese word thắng meaning 'triumph'Modern coinage28
- TylahOf uncertain originModern coinage28
- TycenModern variant of Tyson, often interpreted as 'son of Ty' or 'firebrand'Modern coinage28
- TruenA newly coined name, likely a combination of the word 'true' with a fashionable suffix or blending with names like Truett or TrumanModern coinage28
- Tylaniof uncertain origin, possibly a modern blend or variant of names like Tiana, Lani, or NaomiModern coinage28
- Takoa28
- Tillmanplowman or cultivator of the soilEnglish27
- TaronOf uncertain originModern coinage27
- TavianLikely a modern coinage blending elements of names like Tavon and Davian, with no single established meaningModern coinage27
- TreazureVariant spelling of Treasure, referring to something of great worth or valueModern coinage27
- TriggOf uncertain originEnglish27
- TreyvonOf uncertain originModern coinage26
- ThaisOf uncertain originGreek26
- TealA greenish-blue color, derived from the name of the common teal duck, known for the colored stripe on its headEnglish26
- Terrionof uncertain originModern coinage26
- Tomaof uncertain originEnglish26
- TaitumModern variant of Tatum, originally an English surname meaning 'Tate's homestead' or 'cheerful bringer of joyEnglish26
- Thadeopraised, given to praiseGreek26
- TrudyDiminutive of Gertrude, meaning 'spear strength'German25
- TorreyFrom a Scottish surname derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'from the craggy hill'Scottish25
- TyannaPossibly a modern variation of Tiana, itself a feminine form of Tito or a short form of Christiana, meaning "follower of ChristModern coinage25
- TitoOf uncertain originLatin25
- TomiOf uncertain originJapanese25
- TayleeOf uncertain originModern coinage25
- TayvonPossibly a modern respelling of Tavon or a blend of Tay- (from Taylor) and -von (common suffix)Modern coinage25
- TalayaOf uncertain originModern coinage25
- TehillaPraise, glory, or splendorHebrew25
- ToviaThe Lord is goodHebrew25
- TayoJoy or happinessAfrican25
- TorranceFrom a Scottish or Irish surname meaning "from the little hill" or "from the wetlandScottish24
- TyreekOf uncertain originModern coinage24
- TavenOf uncertain originModern coinage24
- TysenSon of Ty (from the Old English personal name Tig, a short form of names beginning with Tiw, the war god)English24
- TaylonOf uncertain originModern coinage24
- TziviaGazelle, doeHebrew24
- TayteCheerful, happy (of uncertain origin, possibly based on Tate)English24
- TzirelCrownHebrew24
- TinsleeOf uncertain originModern coinage24
- Torviof uncertain originScandinavian24
- TehillahThe name Tehillah means "praise" or "song of praise" in HebrewHebrew24
- ThianaOf uncertain originModern coinage24
- Tyheir24
- TravionMeaning uncertainModern coinage23
- TafariHe who inspires awe, or one who is fearedAfrican23
- TrayceOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- Tatemof uncertain originModern coinage23
- TracenOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- Taqdeer23
- TierraLand, earth, or soilSpanish22
- TatiannaOf uncertain originLatin22
- TarekOne who knocks at the door, or the morning starArabic22
- TalenOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented name or a variant of TalonModern coinage22
- TeyaOf uncertain originModern coinage22
- TorynOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern creation or a variant of Torin, which may be derived from the Irish Tóirín meaning 'chief' or 'descendant of the chief'Modern coinage22
- Tehaniof disputed meaning, possibly 'blessed' or 'precious' in Tahitian or other Polynesian languagesHawaiian22
- TyleighOf uncertain originModern coinage22
- TaymServant (of God)Arabic22
- TharaOf uncertain originArabic22
- TaniyaFairy princess, or of uncertain origin as a modern coinageModern coinage21
- TyriqueOf debated originModern coinage21
- TreshawnModern invented name, likely a combination of the prefix Tre- and the name ShawnModern coinage21
- TritonOf uncertain originGreek21
- TavishOf uncertain origin, possibly meaning 'hillside' or 'place of echoes' in Scottish GaelicScottish21
- TariyahOf uncertain originModern coinage21
- TobiahYahweh is goodHebrew21
- TydusOf uncertain originModern coinage21
- TigranOf uncertain originPersian21
- ThiernoOne who is protected by God or a religious leader, from the Fula languageAfrican21
- TorrynOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented name or a variant of TorinModern coinage21
- TzipporahBird, especially a small bird like a sparrowHebrew21
- Tychoderived from the Greek name Τύχων (Tychon), meaning 'hitting the mark' or 'fortunate'Greek21
- TiaraoluwaTiaraoluwa means 'crown of God' in YorubaAfrican21
- TaylaniTaylani is a modern invented name, likely a blend of 'Tay' (as in Taylor) and the fashionable suffix '-lani', evoking the Hawaiian word for 'heavenly' or 'sky'Modern coinage21
- TyquanOf uncertain originModern coinage20
- TainaOf uncertain meaningScandinavian20
- ThoraThor's daughter or goddess of thunderScandinavian20
- TyrinProbably a modern invented name, possibly a variant of Tyrone or a blend of Ty and -in suffixModern coinage20
- TeodoraGift of GodGreek20
- TommasoItalian form of Thomas, meaning "twin"Italian20
- ToussaintAll Saints, referring to the Christian feast day of All SaintsFrench20
- TayvinPossibly a modern invented name blending elements of names like Taylor and KevinModern coinage20
- TulipFrom the flower name tulip, ultimately derived from Persian dulband meaning 'turban'Modern coinage20
- TahmirProbably derived from Arabic root meaning 'one who is protected' or 'bird', though the exact meaning is uncertainArabic20
- TaisleyLikely a modern invented name, possibly combining the sound of 'Tais' (as in Taisir, meaning 'easy' in Arabic) with the popular suffix '-ley' or inspired by the Scottish surname TaisleyModern coinage20
- TymeirOf uncertain originModern coinage20
- TerriA pet form of Teresa, meaning 'to harvest' or 'summer', though the ultimate origin is debatedEnglish19
- TraceyOf uncertain originEnglish19
- TishaOf uncertain originEnglish19
- TremaineFrom the town of Tremaine, meaning 'settlement by the stone' in CornishEnglish19
- Tavonperhaps a variant of the Irish name Tadhg, meaning 'poet' or 'philosopher', or a modern invented nameModern coinage19
- Tyrelof uncertain originEnglish19
- TreytonOf uncertain originModern coinage19
- TavaresOf uncertain meaningPortuguese19
- TyrenProbably a modern invented name, possibly derived from Tyrone or Tyron, or a blend of Ty and RenModern coinage19
- Teaguepoet or storytellerIrish19
- ThierryRuler of the peopleFrench19
- TayvenOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage19
- TalalOne who is lucky, blessed, or prosperousArabic19
- Texasderived from the state name Texas, from Caddo 'táyshaʼ' meaning 'friend' or 'ally'Modern coinage19
- TimofeyHonoring GodGreek19
- Theseusof uncertain meaningGreek19
- Talulaleaping water, or possibly of uncertain originNative American19
- TemariHand ball (a Japanese toy)Japanese19
- TakshOf uncertain originSanskrit19
- TaqwaGod-consciousness, piety, or righteousness in IslamArabic19
- Tydeof uncertain originModern coinage19
- Tyzir19
- TatyanaFeminine form of Tatius, a Sabine name of uncertain meaningSlavic18
- TorrenceDerived from a Scottish place name, likely meaning 'from the little hill' or 'from the knoll'Scottish18
- TyanaOf uncertain originModern coinage18
- TeagenDerived from the Irish surname, meaning 'little poet' or 'attractive'Irish18
- TylonOf uncertain originModern coinage18
- TyrionOf uncertain origin, coined by George RLiterary18
- TymereOf uncertain originModern coinage18
- ThunderA loud, booming sound caused by lightningModern coinage18
- Theonof uncertain originGreek18
- TrezureA modern phonetic variant of the word treasure, signifying something precious or valuableModern coinage18
- Tuleenof uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage18
- TulsaThe name Tulsa is derived from the Creek Indian town name 'Tvlse', meaning 'old town' or 'town'Native American18
- TimberlynnCombination of the word 'timber' and the popular suffix '-lynn'Modern coinage18
- TrillionDerived from the numerical term for one thousand billions, likely used as a unique modern coinageModern coinage18
- TeomanOf uncertain originModern coinage18
- Theori18
- TanishaBorn on MondayAfrican17
- TameraOf uncertain originHebrew17
- TuesdayOf uncertain originModern coinage17
- TildaShort form of Matilda, meaning 'battle-mighty' or 'strength in battle'German17
- TahiraPure, virtuous, chasteArabic17
- TevitabelovedModern coinage17
- TailynModern invented name, likely a blend inspired by Taylor and popular -lyn suffixModern coinage17
- TymberOf uncertain meaning, likely a modern respelling of the word 'timber' or a variant of TimberModern coinage17
- TripOf uncertain origin, likely a nickname or short form of a name like Tripp or a reference to a journeyModern coinage17
- Tanylaof uncertain originModern coinage17
- TaviPerhaps a short form of Tavian or Octavia, or a variant of Tavi from Estonian, where it is a form of David meaning 'belovedModern coinage17
- ToveBeautiful or belovedScandinavian17
- TreuOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern coinage or a spelling variant of True or TroyModern coinage17
- TaaraStar, or goddess of starlight in Hindu mythologySanskrit17
- Taveah17
- Tearii17
- TylorVariant of Taylor, an occupational surname for a tailorEnglish16