Teresa
GirlIts origin is disputed: "huntress", "harvester" or "woman of Thera", the island of Santorini.
Greek
97 baby names starting with T, with their meaning
Its origin is disputed: "huntress", "harvester" or "woman of Thera", the island of Santorini.
Greek
Of Hebrew origin, a variant of Santiago, meaning "the one who changes".
Hebrew · Portuguese
Means "date palm", a symbol of elegance. She appears in the Old Testament.
Biblical · Hebrew
The Russian short form of Tatiana.
Latin · Russian
Means "of Tatius's family", the Sabine king.
Latin · Russian
A short form of Teodoro (Theodore), meaning "gift of God".
Greek
Of Greek origin, meaning "God is good".
Biblical · Greek
Of Aramaic origin, meaning "he who praises".
Hebrew · Aramaic
Of Japanese origin, meaning "strong as bamboo".
Japanese
Means "blooming", "she who brings abundance".
Greek
The hill where Ireland's kings were crowned; in Sanskrit, "star".
Irish · Sanskrit
Means "gift of God", from Greek theos and dōron.
Greek
Affectionate diminutive of Teresa; its origin and meaning are debated.
Greek
Read as "the beautiful one", also linked to "bandage", "bond".
Greek
Diminutive of Tatiana or Christiana; read as "princess".
Russian
Short for Titus, a Roman name meaning "title of honor".
Italian · Biblical
A popular Italian name. Comes from the Latin Titus, meaning "the strong one".
Latin · Italian
Means "trinity", the three divine persons.
Latin · Spanish
A diminutive of Drust in Old French, meaning "tumult". It was also the name of a knight in the legends of King Arthur.
Celtic · Latin · French
Means "gazelle". A disciple from Joppa whom Peter raised from the dead.
Biblical · Aramaic
Means "true, fortunate".
Japanese
Unisex name meaning "big" in Chinese.
Chinese · Thai
Of Vietnamese origin, meaning "heart".
Vietnamese
Means "date palm".
Hebrew · Biblical
Means "rain".
Quechua
Of Celtic origin, known as "the thunderer".
Celtic
Ta means "big", and to means "son".
Japanese
Of English origin and unisex use, meaning "tailor". Taylor is also the name of a city in Texas, United States.
English
Means "will", from Greek thelo.
Greek
A variant of Elmo, of Germanic origin, meaning "protector".
Germanic · Galician
Italian name meaning "third".
Latin · Italian
Of Greek origin, meaning "the founder".
Greek
Means "philosophy".
Japanese
Means "given by God" or "gift of God".
Greek · Latin
Of Aramaic origin; the English form of Tomás, meaning "twin".
English · Aramaic
Name of the god of thunder in Norse mythology.
Scandinavian
This Thai boy's name means "may God protect," and can also be spelled Thyago.
Hebrew · Portuguese · Thai
The ceremonial band worn on the head.
Greek · Persian
Means "manifestation of God", after Epiphany.
Greek · French
A young evangelist who worked with Paul. Means "honoring God" or "one whom God values".
Biblical
Of Greek origin, meaning "staff".
Greek
One of the 12 apostles of Jesus. Means "twin".
Biblical
The Italian variant of the biblical name Tomás, of Aramaic origin, meaning "twin".
Italian · Aramaic · Biblical
Of Scythian origin, meaning "axe".
From the Puyallup tribe, this boy's name means "sender of water".
Big river.
Japanese
Big shine.
Japanese
Noble hero.
Japanese