TAHIRAH: "virginal"
TAKIYAH: "pious; righteous"
TALAWAT: "beauty, grace"
TALIBAH: "scholar"
TAMRA: "dates"
TARFAT: "twinkling of an eye"
TARUB: "happy." Variant Taroob exists.
TAYYEB: "in good health"
TEHFAT: "precious object"
THANA': "thankfulness"
THARA': "wealth"
THURAYYA: "star"
TOHFA: "precious"
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Arabian Baby Boy Names - T
TABARI: meaning unknown
TAHER: "pure." Variant Tahir exists.
TALAL: "pure; clean"
TALEB: "seeker"
TALIB: "seeker of truth"
TAMAM: "generous"
TAMIR: "owns palm trees"
TAMOUZ: July
TARAFAH: "tree"
TARIF: "unique; rare." Variant Tareef exists.
TARIQ: "name of a star." Variant Tarik exists.
TAWEEL: "tall." Variant Tawil exists.
TAWFIQ: "success; reconciliation"
TAYMULLAH: "servant of God"
TAYSIR: "makes easier"
TAYYIB: "good or delicate"
THABIT: "firm"
THAQIB: "shooting star"
TAHER: "pure." Variant Tahir exists.
TALAL: "pure; clean"
TALEB: "seeker"
TALIB: "seeker of truth"
TAMAM: "generous"
TAMIR: "owns palm trees"
TAMOUZ: July
TARAFAH: "tree"
TARIF: "unique; rare." Variant Tareef exists.
TARIQ: "name of a star." Variant Tarik exists.
TAWEEL: "tall." Variant Tawil exists.
TAWFIQ: "success; reconciliation"
TAYMULLAH: "servant of God"
TAYSIR: "makes easier"
TAYYIB: "good or delicate"
THABIT: "firm"
THAQIB: "shooting star"
English Baby Girl Names - T
TANGERINE: "from Tangiers." Variant Tangerina exists.
TATUM: "brings joy." Variants include Tait, Tate, and Tayte.
TUESDAY: "born on Tuesday." Variant Tiwesdaeg exists.
TWYLA: "woven"
TYLER: unisex occupational name meaning "worker in roof tiles" or "maker of tiles." Variants include Ty, Tilar, Tylar, Tylere, and Tylor. Sometimes used in compound names such as Tylar-Rose.
TYNA: "river." Variants include Tina and Tyne.
TATUM: "brings joy." Variants include Tait, Tate, and Tayte.
TUESDAY: "born on Tuesday." Variant Tiwesdaeg exists.
TWYLA: "woven"
TYLER: unisex occupational name meaning "worker in roof tiles" or "maker of tiles." Variants include Ty, Tilar, Tylar, Tylere, and Tylor. Sometimes used in compound names such as Tylar-Rose.
TYNA: "river." Variants include Tina and Tyne.
English Baby Boy Names - T
TABURER: "drummer." Variant Tab exists.
TALON: "claw"
TANNER: "leather maker." Variant Tannere exists.
TANTON: "from the quiet river farm." Variant Tamtun exists.
TARLETON: "from the thunder estate." Variant Thoraldtun exists.
TATE: "cheerful." Variants include Tait, Tayt, and Tayte.
TEARLE: "stern." Variant Thearl exists.
TEDMOND: "national protector." Variants include Tedmund, and Theomund.
TEMPLETON: "from the temple farm." Variant Tempeltun exists.
TENNYSON: "son of Dennis"
TERRELL: "thunder ruler." Terrill, Tirell, and Tyrell.
TERRIS: "son of Terrell." Variants include Terrys, and Teryysone.
THAIN: "follower." Variants include Thain, Thane, Thayne, and Thegn.
THATCHER: "roofer." Variants include Thacher, Thacker, Thackere, and Thaxter.
THAW: "thaw." Variant Thawain exists.
THORLEY: "from Thor's meadow." Variants include Thurleah, Thurleigh, and Torley.
THORMOND: "Thor's protection." Variants include Thormund, and Thurmond.
THORN: "from the thorn tree." Variants include Thorne, and Torn.
THORNDYKE: "from the thorny dike." Variants include Thorndic, and Thorndike.
THORNLEY: "from the thorny meadow." Variant Thornly exists.
THORNTON: "from the thorn-tree farm." Variant Thorntun exists.
THORPE: "from the village." Variant Thorp exists.
THUNDER: "stormy tempered"
THURLOW: "from Thor's hill." Variant Thurhloew exists.
THURSTON: "Thor's stone." Variants include Thurstan, and Thurstun.
TILA: "good." Variant Tyla exists.
TILDEN: "from the fertile valley." Variant Tiladene exists.
TILFORD: "from the fertile ford"
TILMAN: "virile." Variant Tillman exists.
TILTON: "from the good estate"
TOFT: "from the small farm"
TOLAND: "owns taxed land." Variant Tolland exists.
TOLMAN: "collects taxes"
TOMKIN: "little Tom." Variant Thomkins exists.
TOMLIN: "little twin"
TORR: "tower"
TOSTIG: "name of an earl"
TOWLEY: "from the town meadow." Variants include Townly, and Tunleah.
TOWNSEND: "from the end of the town"
TREDWAY: "strong warrior." Variants include Thrythwig, and Treadway.
TRENT: "from the river Trent"
TRIPP: "traveler." Variants include Trip, Tripper, Tryp, and Trypp.
TROWBRIDGE: "from the tree bridge." Variants include Treowbrycg, and Trowbrydge.
TRUE: "loyal." Variant Treowe exists.
TRUESDALE: "from the beloved one's farm." Variants include Truesdell, and Truitestall.
TRUMBLE: "strong, bold." Variants include Trumbald, and Trumball.
TRUMEN: "loyal." Variants include Treoweman, and Truman.
TUCKER: "tucker of cloth." Variants include Toukere, and Tuckere.
TUPPER: "ram herder." Variant Tuppere exists.
TURNER: "lathe-worker." Variant Tournour exists.
TWAIN: "cut in two." Variant Twein exists.
TWITCHELL: "lives on a narrow passage." Variant Twitchel exists.
TWYFORD: "from the double river ford." Variant Twiford exists.
TYE: "from the enclosure." Variants include Teyen, and Tyg.
TYLER: unisex occupational name meaning "worker in roof tiles" or "maker of tiles." Variants include Ty, Tilar, Tylar, Tylere, and Tylor. Sometimes used in compound names such as Tylar-Rose.
TYSON: "son of Tye." Variant Tyesone exists.
TALON: "claw"
TANNER: "leather maker." Variant Tannere exists.
TANTON: "from the quiet river farm." Variant Tamtun exists.
TARLETON: "from the thunder estate." Variant Thoraldtun exists.
TATE: "cheerful." Variants include Tait, Tayt, and Tayte.
TEARLE: "stern." Variant Thearl exists.
TEDMOND: "national protector." Variants include Tedmund, and Theomund.
TEMPLETON: "from the temple farm." Variant Tempeltun exists.
TENNYSON: "son of Dennis"
TERRELL: "thunder ruler." Terrill, Tirell, and Tyrell.
TERRIS: "son of Terrell." Variants include Terrys, and Teryysone.
THAIN: "follower." Variants include Thain, Thane, Thayne, and Thegn.
THATCHER: "roofer." Variants include Thacher, Thacker, Thackere, and Thaxter.
THAW: "thaw." Variant Thawain exists.
THORLEY: "from Thor's meadow." Variants include Thurleah, Thurleigh, and Torley.
THORMOND: "Thor's protection." Variants include Thormund, and Thurmond.
THORN: "from the thorn tree." Variants include Thorne, and Torn.
THORNDYKE: "from the thorny dike." Variants include Thorndic, and Thorndike.
THORNLEY: "from the thorny meadow." Variant Thornly exists.
THORNTON: "from the thorn-tree farm." Variant Thorntun exists.
THORPE: "from the village." Variant Thorp exists.
THUNDER: "stormy tempered"
THURLOW: "from Thor's hill." Variant Thurhloew exists.
THURSTON: "Thor's stone." Variants include Thurstan, and Thurstun.
TILA: "good." Variant Tyla exists.
TILDEN: "from the fertile valley." Variant Tiladene exists.
TILFORD: "from the fertile ford"
TILMAN: "virile." Variant Tillman exists.
TILTON: "from the good estate"
TOFT: "from the small farm"
TOLAND: "owns taxed land." Variant Tolland exists.
TOLMAN: "collects taxes"
TOMKIN: "little Tom." Variant Thomkins exists.
TOMLIN: "little twin"
TORR: "tower"
TOSTIG: "name of an earl"
TOWLEY: "from the town meadow." Variants include Townly, and Tunleah.
TOWNSEND: "from the end of the town"
TREDWAY: "strong warrior." Variants include Thrythwig, and Treadway.
TRENT: "from the river Trent"
TRIPP: "traveler." Variants include Trip, Tripper, Tryp, and Trypp.
TROWBRIDGE: "from the tree bridge." Variants include Treowbrycg, and Trowbrydge.
TRUE: "loyal." Variant Treowe exists.
TRUESDALE: "from the beloved one's farm." Variants include Truesdell, and Truitestall.
TRUMBLE: "strong, bold." Variants include Trumbald, and Trumball.
TRUMEN: "loyal." Variants include Treoweman, and Truman.
TUCKER: "tucker of cloth." Variants include Toukere, and Tuckere.
TUPPER: "ram herder." Variant Tuppere exists.
TURNER: "lathe-worker." Variant Tournour exists.
TWAIN: "cut in two." Variant Twein exists.
TWITCHELL: "lives on a narrow passage." Variant Twitchel exists.
TWYFORD: "from the double river ford." Variant Twiford exists.
TYE: "from the enclosure." Variants include Teyen, and Tyg.
TYLER: unisex occupational name meaning "worker in roof tiles" or "maker of tiles." Variants include Ty, Tilar, Tylar, Tylere, and Tylor. Sometimes used in compound names such as Tylar-Rose.
TYSON: "son of Tye." Variant Tyesone exists.
Girl Names(Indian)- T
Tabassum (a flower)
Tamali (a tree with very dark bark)
Tamalika (belonging to a place full of Tamal)
Tamanna (desire)
Tamasa (a river; darkness)
Tamasi (night)
Tambura (a musical instrument)
Tanaya (son)
Tanika (rope)
Tanima (slenderness)
Tanmaya (absorbed)
Tannishtha (dedicated)
Tanu (body)
Tanuja (daughter)
Tanuka (slender)
Tanushri(beautiful)
Tapani (the river Godavari)
Tapasi (a female ascetic)
Tapati (the sun's daughter)
Tapti (a river)
Tara (star; wife of Lord Brihaspati)
Taraka (star)
Tarakini (starry night)
Tarakeshwari (Goddess Parvati)
Tarala (honeybee)
Tarana (a musical composition)
Tarangini (river)
Tarannum (melody)
Tarika (starlet)
Tarini (Goddess Parvati)
Tarjani (the first finger)
Taru (tree)
Tarulata (creeper)
Taruni (young girl)
Tarunika (young girl)
Tarunima (youth)
Tanseem (salute of paradise)
Tatini (river)
Teertha (place of pilgrimage)
Teesta (a river)
Tehzeeb (elegance)
Tejal (lustrous)
Tejaswini (lustrous)
Tejaswi (lustrous)
Thumri (light classical melody)
Tilaka (a kind of necklace)
Tilottama (a celestial maiden)
Timila (a musical)
Titiksha (forgiveness)
Toral (a folk heroine)
Tridhara (the river Ganga)
Triguna (maya or illusion; Goddess Durga)
Triguni (the three dimensions)
Trikaya (three dimentional)
Trilochana (Lord Shiva)
Trinayani (Goddess Durga)
Trinetra (Goddess Durga)
Triparna (leaf of sacred Bael)
Tripta (satisfied)
Tripti (satisfaction)
Tripurasundari (Goddess Parvati)
Tripuri (Goddess Paravati)
Trisha (thirst)
Trishala (mother of Lord Mahavir)
Trishna (thirst)
Triveni (confluence of three sacred rivers)
Triyama (night)
Tuhina (snow)
Tulika (brush)
Tulasi (the sacred basil)
Tusharkana (a particle of snow)
Tamali (a tree with very dark bark)
Tamalika (belonging to a place full of Tamal)
Tamanna (desire)
Tamasa (a river; darkness)
Tamasi (night)
Tambura (a musical instrument)
Tanaya (son)
Tanika (rope)
Tanima (slenderness)
Tanmaya (absorbed)
Tannishtha (dedicated)
Tanu (body)
Tanuja (daughter)
Tanuka (slender)
Tanushri(beautiful)
Tapani (the river Godavari)
Tapasi (a female ascetic)
Tapati (the sun's daughter)
Tapti (a river)
Tara (star; wife of Lord Brihaspati)
Taraka (star)
Tarakini (starry night)
Tarakeshwari (Goddess Parvati)
Tarala (honeybee)
Tarana (a musical composition)
Tarangini (river)
Tarannum (melody)
Tarika (starlet)
Tarini (Goddess Parvati)
Tarjani (the first finger)
Taru (tree)
Tarulata (creeper)
Taruni (young girl)
Tarunika (young girl)
Tarunima (youth)
Tanseem (salute of paradise)
Tatini (river)
Teertha (place of pilgrimage)
Teesta (a river)
Tehzeeb (elegance)
Tejal (lustrous)
Tejaswini (lustrous)
Tejaswi (lustrous)
Thumri (light classical melody)
Tilaka (a kind of necklace)
Tilottama (a celestial maiden)
Timila (a musical)
Titiksha (forgiveness)
Toral (a folk heroine)
Tridhara (the river Ganga)
Triguna (maya or illusion; Goddess Durga)
Triguni (the three dimensions)
Trikaya (three dimentional)
Trilochana (Lord Shiva)
Trinayani (Goddess Durga)
Trinetra (Goddess Durga)
Triparna (leaf of sacred Bael)
Tripta (satisfied)
Tripti (satisfaction)
Tripurasundari (Goddess Parvati)
Tripuri (Goddess Paravati)
Trisha (thirst)
Trishala (mother of Lord Mahavir)
Trishna (thirst)
Triveni (confluence of three sacred rivers)
Triyama (night)
Tuhina (snow)
Tulika (brush)
Tulasi (the sacred basil)
Tusharkana (a particle of snow)
Boy Names(Indian) - T
Tahir (holy)
Taizeen (encouragement)
Taj (crown)
Tajdar (corwned)
Talat (prayer)
Talib (divine)
Talleen (absorbed)
Tamal (a tree with very dark bark)
Tamkinat (pomp)
Tamonash (destroyer of ignorance)
Tanay (son)
Tanmay (absorbed)
Tanuj (son)
Tanveer (englightened)
Tapan (the sun)
Tapas (ascetic)
Tapasendra (Lord Shiva)
Tapasranjan (Lord Vishnu)
Tapomay (full of moral virtue)
Tarak (protector)
Tarachand (star)
Tarakeshwar (Lord Shiva)
Taraknath (Lord Shiva)
Taral (honeybee)
Taranga (wave)
Taraprashad (star)
Tarik (one who crosses the river of life)
Tariq (morning star)
Tarit (lightning)
Tarun (young)
Taruntapan (morning sun)
Tathagata (the Buddha)
Tausiq (reinforcement)
Teerthankar (a Jain saint)
Tejas (lustre; brilliance)
Tejeshwar (the sun)
Tejomay (glorious)
Thakur (leader; God)
Tilak (auspicious)
Timir (darkness)
Timirbaran (dark)
Tirtha (holy place)
Titir (a bird)
Toshan (satisfaction)
Trailokva (the three worlds)
Trambak (Lord Shiva)
Tribhuvan (the tree worlds)
Tridib (heaven)
Trigun (the three dimensions)
Trilochan (Lord Shiva)
Trilok (the three worlds)
Trilokesh (Lord Shiva)
Tripurari (Lord Shiva)
Trishanku (a king of the Surya dynasty)
Trivikram (Lod Vishnu)
Tufan (storm)
Tuhin (snow)
Tuhinsurra (white as snow)
Tukaram (a poet saint)
Tulsidas (a famous saint)
Tushar (snow)
Tusharkanti (Lord Shiva)
Tusharsuvra (white as snow)
Tyagraja (a famous poet)
Taizeen (encouragement)
Taj (crown)
Tajdar (corwned)
Talat (prayer)
Talib (divine)
Talleen (absorbed)
Tamal (a tree with very dark bark)
Tamkinat (pomp)
Tamonash (destroyer of ignorance)
Tanay (son)
Tanmay (absorbed)
Tanuj (son)
Tanveer (englightened)
Tapan (the sun)
Tapas (ascetic)
Tapasendra (Lord Shiva)
Tapasranjan (Lord Vishnu)
Tapomay (full of moral virtue)
Tarak (protector)
Tarachand (star)
Tarakeshwar (Lord Shiva)
Taraknath (Lord Shiva)
Taral (honeybee)
Taranga (wave)
Taraprashad (star)
Tarik (one who crosses the river of life)
Tariq (morning star)
Tarit (lightning)
Tarun (young)
Taruntapan (morning sun)
Tathagata (the Buddha)
Tausiq (reinforcement)
Teerthankar (a Jain saint)
Tejas (lustre; brilliance)
Tejeshwar (the sun)
Tejomay (glorious)
Thakur (leader; God)
Tilak (auspicious)
Timir (darkness)
Timirbaran (dark)
Tirtha (holy place)
Titir (a bird)
Toshan (satisfaction)
Trailokva (the three worlds)
Trambak (Lord Shiva)
Tribhuvan (the tree worlds)
Tridib (heaven)
Trigun (the three dimensions)
Trilochan (Lord Shiva)
Trilok (the three worlds)
Trilokesh (Lord Shiva)
Tripurari (Lord Shiva)
Trishanku (a king of the Surya dynasty)
Trivikram (Lod Vishnu)
Tufan (storm)
Tuhin (snow)
Tuhinsurra (white as snow)
Tukaram (a poet saint)
Tulsidas (a famous saint)
Tushar (snow)
Tusharkanti (Lord Shiva)
Tusharsuvra (white as snow)
Tyagraja (a famous poet)
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