Browse names

Germanic/Latin

Variant of Terry, possibly from Terentius or Germanic origins meaning strong.

Aramaic

Variant of Tabitha, from Aramaic tabitha meaning gazelle.

African American (created)

Modern created name, possibly influenced by Sanskrit or African roots.

Greek (variant of Tiffany)

Manifestation of God.

Latin

Earth.

Spanish

Earth.

Germanic (short for Matilda)

Mighty in battle.

Scandinavian/Norse

Related to Tyr the god of war.

Hebrew

Variant of Tamara, from Hebrew Tamar meaning palm tree.

Hebrew variant

Variant of Tammy, diminutive of Tamara meaning palm tree.

Hebrew

Variant of Tamara, from Hebrew Tamar meaning palm tree.

Old English

Occupational name from tailor, meaning one who cuts cloth.

African American English

Modern created name, possibly from Tamara or invented.

Russian via Latin

Variant of Tiana or Tatiana, from Tatianus meaning of the Tatii.

Latin via French

Variant of Tristan, from Tristis meaning sad.

English

Of uncertain origin, possibly derived from twilight or a variant of Twyla.

Latin/Russian

Of Tatius; a woman of Roman nobility.

Greek

A harvester; one who gathers blessings.

Irish/Sanskrit

Hill or star; elevated and luminous.

Irish

Prudent and wise; careful discernment.

Greek via African American

Ninth month, shortened form of Letitia.

Slavic via English

Star, a celestial gift.

Greek via English

Manifestation of God, revelation.

Greek

Wise and intelligent.

Welsh

Fair and beautiful.

Hebrew

Variant of Tamara; from Hebrew tamár meaning palm tree.

Slavic/Latin

Variant of Tonya, from Russian or Latin Antonius meaning priceless.

Greek

Variant of Theresa, from Greek Therasia related to summer or harvest.

Modern/English

Modern creation, possibly related to Tweed; established etymology uncertain.

Russian/Modern

Variant of Tasha, diminutive of Natasha meaning Christmas day.

African American

Modern creation, possibly a blending of African and American naming traditions.

Greek

Gift of God, derived from Greek theos (god) and the suffix -da.

Hebrew

Palm tree; a symbol of beauty and grace in Hebrew culture.

Greek

Summer harvest or the huntress; from the Greek Theresia.

Greek

Summer harvest or the huntress; variant of Teresa.

Sanskrit/Japanese

Crown; noble and dignified.

Greek

Saint or follower; diminutive of Tina.

English

Tent meadow or clearing.

Russian

From the Roman family name Tatianus, derived from Latin Tatius.

Greek

Possibly from Teresa, meaning harvester.

African American

Modern African American name, possibly from Tanisha.

Greek via short form

Short form of Katrina, meaning pure.

Old English/Old French

Variant of Taylor, meaning tailor or one who cuts.

Russian

Variant of Tonya, a Russian diminutive of Antonia meaning priceless.

Russian

Variant of Tanya, a diminutive of Antonia meaning priceless.

Greek

Harvester or from Therasia, variant of Teresa.

Irish

A variant of Tara, an Irish name referring to the Hill of Tara, seat of ancient Irish kings.

African American

A modern creation, possibly a variant of Aisha with the prefix Ty-.