Information On Baby Boy Names (T)

Taavi      Finnish  The beloved, the adored one. From the name David.

Tab         Persian A drum or drummer.

Tabansi African  one who endures

Tabari    North African     after famous muslim historian

Tabb      Persian A drum or drummer.

Tabor    Persian A drum or drummer.

Tad         Irish Gaelic          A poet or philosopher. Also see Teague.

Tadc       Celtic    

Tadd      Greek   Courageous.

Taddeo Greek   Courageous.

Tadi        Omaha Indian    wind

Taffy      Welsh   The beloved, the adored one. From the name David.

Taggart Gaelic    A priest.

Tahir      Arabic   Pure and virtuous.

Tai          Vietnamese       The talented one.

Tailer     Old French          The tailor.

Tailor     Old French          The tailor.

Tait         Old Norse            Jolly, cheerful. Also see Tatum.

Tajo       Spanish                day

Takai      Japanese            

Takoda Native American              The friend of all.

Taksa     Hindu    a son of Bharata

Taksony               Hungarian           well fed, content, merciless, wild

Taku      Japanese            

Talbot   Old French          From the valley.

Talfryn  Welsh   From the top of the hill.

Talib       Arabic  

Taliesin Welsh   A radiant brow.

Tallis      Persian Wise, learned.

Talman Hebrew                to injure, to oppress

Talon                    

Talorg    Welsh  

Talos      Greek   giant protector of Minos island

Tam       Scottish                A twin or heart. A boy or girl's name.

Tama     Japanese/Polynesian     Japanese: A jewel. Polynesian: A boy or son. A boy or girl's name.

Tamas   Greek   A twin.

Tamer   Turkish

Tamir     Arabic   pure, tall stately

Tancred                Teutonic              A thoughtful adviser.

Tancredo             Italian    of thoughtful counsel

Tane      Polynesian          The name of a god.

Tanek    Polish    immortal

Taner    Turkish

Tangaroa             Polynesian          Of the sea.

Tangwyn              Welsh   Peace.

Tanicus Latin     

Tannar  Old English          Leather worker.

Tanner  Old English          Leather worker.

Tano      Ghanese              name of river

Tapan    Hindu   

Tapesh Hindu   

Tara       Irish Gaelic/Sanskrit        Irish Gaelic: A rocky hill, from the ancient home of Ireland's kings. Sanskrit: A star. The name of a Buddhist goddess. A boy or girl's name.

Tarang  Hindu   

Tarasios                Greek   of Tarentum

Tarcal    Hungarian          

Tardos  Hungarian           bald

Taree    Aboriginal            A wild fig.

Tariq      Arabic   The night visitor.

Tarjan   Hungarian           name of an honor

Tarkan  Turkish

Tarn       Old Norse            A mountain pool.

Taro       Japanese             The firstborn son.

Tarquin Latin      The name of two early Roman kings.

Tarrant Old English          From the name of a river.

Tarun    Sanskrit                Young, tender.

Tas         Hungarian           well fed, stone

Tashi      Tibetan/Sherpa                Prosperity. A boy or girl's name.

Tate       Old Norse            Jolly, cheerful. Also see Tatum.

Tathal    Welsh  

Tathan  Welsh  

Tatum   Old English          From Tate's homestead. A boy or girl's name.

Taurin   Latin      born under the sign of Taurus

Taurinus               Latin     

Taurus                  From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.

Tavis      Scottish                twin

Tavish   Scottish Gaelic   A twin. A form of Thomas.

Tawhiri Polynesian          A tempest.

Taylor    Old French          A tailor. A boy or girl's name.

Teague Irish Gaelic          A poet or philosopher.

Teal        English  A water bird. A boy or girl's name.

Tean      Cornish One of the Isles of Scilly. A boy or girl's name.

Tearlach               Scottish               

Tecer     Turkish

Tecwyn                Welsh   White, fair.

Ted        Old English          Divine gift.

Teddie  Old English          Divine gift.

Teddy   Old English          Divine gift.

Tee                       

Tej          Hindu   

Telford Old French          An iron-cutter.

Telo       Old French          Teliau, Th?lo, Th?liau

Tem       English  country

Teman  Hebrew                right hand, south

Temani Hebrew                of Teman

Templar               Old French          A knight.

Tenenan              Old French          Tinidor, Tenedor

Tennyson            Old English          The son of Dennis. Wild, frenzied. Also a lover of wine. Also see Tennyson.

Tenzin   Tibetan/Sherpa                Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl's name.

Tenzing                Tibetan/Sherpa                Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl's name.

Teodor Greek   The gift of God.

Tercan  Turkish

Terence               Latin      Tender, good gracious.

Terje     Norse    of Thor?s spear

Terrel    Old English          thunderer

Terrence                              Tender, good gracious.

Terrie    Latin      Smooth and polished.

Terro                    

Terry     Greek/Latin        Greek: The harvester or reaper. Latin: Smooth and polished. A boy or girl's name.

Tetony  Hungarian           chieftain

Teulyddog           Welsh  

Tewdwr               Welsh  

Tex         American             From Texas.

Tezer     Turkish

Thabit   Arabic  

Thaddeaus          Latin      couragues, praiser

Thaddeus            Greek   Gift of God.

Thai        Vietnamese       many, multiple

Thaliard                                From Shakespeare's play Pericles.

Thaman                Hindu    name of a god

Than      Burmese              A million. An auspicious number name.

Thane   Old English          A land-holding soldier. Also a Scottish clan chieftain.

Thanos Greek   Noble.

Thatcher              Old English          roof fixer

Theobald             Teutonic              A bold leader of the people.

Theobold             Old German       the boldest

Theodore            Greek   Divine gift.

Theodoric            Teutonic              The ruler of the people. Also see Derek.

Theon   Greek   Godly.

Theophilus          Greek   beloved of God

Theron Greek   The hunter.

Thersites                             From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.

Theseus               Greek   A hero of Greek legend.

Thibaud                Old French         

Thidias                  From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.

Thierry  French  French form of Terence and Theodoric.

Thies     Dutch    Dutch diminutives of Matthew.

Thijs       Dutch    Dutch diminutives of Matthew.

Thomas                Greek   A twin.

Thor       Old Norse            The God of thunder in Norse mythology.

Thorald Old Norse            Ruling in the manner of Thor.

Thoralf  Scandinavian     

Thorbjorn            Scandinavian     

Thorburn             Old Norse            Thor's warrior.

Thord    Scandinavian     

Thore    Scandinavian     

Thorfinn               Scandinavian     

Thorgeirr             Scandinavian     

Thorgils                Scandinavian, Anglo-Saxon         

Thorgrim              Scandinavian     

Thorkell                Scandinavian     

Thorleifr               Scandinavian     

Thormund           Old English          Thor's protection.

Thorne Old English          thorn tree

Thornley              Old English          From the thorny clearing.

Thornton             Old English          From the place among the thorns.

Thorpe Old English          From the farm village.

Thorstein             Scandinavian     

Thorulffr              Scandinavian     

Thorvald              Scandinavian     

Thorvid Scandinavian     

Thosa    Old French         

Thrandr                Scandinavian     

Thurborn             Teutonic              dweller by Thor's stream

Thurio                   From Shakespeare's play Two Gentlemen of Verona.

Thurlow               Old English          from Thor

Thurso  Scottish                A Scottish placename.

Thurstan              Old English          Thor's stone.

Thurston              Norse    Thor's stone

Tibald    Teutonic              A bold leader of the people.

Tibalt     Greek   people's prince

Tiberius                Latin      After the River Tiber.

Tibold    German               A bold leader of the people.

Tiernan Irish Gaelic          The descendant of a lord.

Tierney Irish Gaelic          The descendant of a lord. A boy or girl's name.

Tihamar                Hungarian           likes silence

Tiki         Polynesian          One who is fetched, as in a spirit after death.

Tilak       Hindu   

Tilford   Old English          From the good man's ford.

Tim         Greek   Honouring God, or honoured by God.

Timeus Greek   perfect

Timoleon             Greek   I honor what I say

Timon   Greek   A reward, an honour. Also from Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.

Timor                    After the Timor Sea.

Timothy               Greek   Honouring God, or honoured by God.

Timur    Hebrew, Hungarian, Turkish        iron

Tinh       Vietnamese       mindful; aware

Tipene  Maori    Maori form of Stephen.

Titus      Latin      An old Roman name.

Titusz    Hungarian           dove, honored

Tivadar Hungarian           gift of God

Tivon     Hebrew                lover of nature

Tobias   Hebrew                God is good. A biblical name.

Tobie     Hebrew                God is good. A boy or girl's name.

Toby      Hebrew                The Lord is good.

Tod                        A fox or foxhunter.

Todd      Old Norse from Latin      A fox or foxhunter.

Toft        Old English          From the site of the building.

Toker    Turkish

Tolga     Turkish

Tom       Greek   A twin. A form of Thomas.

Tomaj   Hungarian           name of a clan

Tomas   Czech/Irish/Scottish Gaelic/Spanish        A twin. A form of Thomas.

Tomasz Polish    A twin. A form of Thomas.

Tome    Galician               

Tomi      Japanese             Red.

Tomkin Old English          Little Tom or Thomas.

Tommy Greek   A twin. A form of Thomas.

Tomo    Greek   A twin. A form of Thomas.

Tong      Vietnamese       fragrant

Tony      Latin      Praiseworthy, of inestimable worth.

Tor         Old Norse/Celtic               Old Norse: The God of thunder in Norse mythology. Celtic: A rock.

Tore       Old Norse            The God of thunder in Norse mythology.

Torin      Gaelic    The chief.

Tormey                Irish Gaelic          A thunder spirit.

Tormod                Scottish               

Torquil  Scottish Gaelic from Old Norse  Thor's cauldron.

Torr        Old English          From the tower.

Torrance              Latin      Smooth and polished.

Torsten                little Tom             Tompkin, Tomlin

Torvald Old Norse            Thor the ruler.

Toste     Scandinavian     

Tostig    Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian         

Touchstone                        From Shakespeare's play As You Like It.

Toussaint             French  All the saints. Also see Santos.

Tovi        Modern Hebrew              Good.

Townley               Old English          From the town meadow.

Townsend           Old English          From the towns end.

Toyo      Japanese             plentiful

Tracy     Old French          Brave. A boy or girl's name.

Trahaearn           Welsh   strong as iron

Traherne             Welsh   Of iron strength.

Tran       Vietnamese       A family name.

Tranio                   From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew.

Tranter Old English          wagoneer

Travis    Old French          From the crossing or crossroads.

Trefor   Welsh   From the large village.

Trefusis                Cornish A placename.

Trelawney           Cornish From the church village.

Tremayne           Cornish From the place of the stone or rock.

Tremeur              Old French          Treveur

Trent     English  Thrifty. From the name of a river.

Trenus  Latin     

Tresco   Cornish From a placename, one of the Isles of Scilly.

Trethowan          Cornish From the farm by the sandhills.

Trevelyan            Cornish From the farm at the mill. A Cornish placename.

Trevor   Welsh   Prudent. From the large village.

Trey       Middle English   third born, three

Trigve    Norwegian         

Trilby     Italian    Sings with trills. A boy or girl's name.

Trinculo                                From Shakespeare's play The Tempest.

Trinity   Latin      A trio or triad, as in the Holy Trinity. A boy or girl's name.

Tripp      Old English          traveler

Trisanu Hindu   

Tristan  Celtic     The noisy one.

Tristen  Celtic     The noisy one.

Tristram               Celtic     Sad.

Troilus   French  place name

Trowbridge         Old English          From the wooden bridge.

Troy       Old French          Water or foot soldier. From a placename. Also the name of the ancient city in Asia Minor.

Truman                Old English          A trusty or faithful man.

Tryggvi  Scandinavian     

Trystan Cornish/Welsh  The noisy one.

Tuart     Aboriginal            A type of Eucalypt.

Tuathal Celtic    

Tubal                     From Shakespeare's play Merchant of Venice.

Tucker  Old English          A cloth-worker.

Tudfwlch             Welsh  

Tudi       Old French         

Tudor    Welsh   Welsh form of Theodore. Devine gift.

Tudur    Welsh  

Tugdual                Old French          Tual, Tugal, Pabu

Tujan     Old French          Tugen, Tujen

Tuncer  Turkish

Tungyr  Welsh  

Ture       Scandinavian     

Turi        Polynesian          The name of a famous chief.

Turiau   Old French          Turio

Turner  Old French          A lathe-worker.

Turpin   Old Norse            A Finnish man of Thor.

Tushar  Hindu   

Tuvya    Hebrew               

Tuyen   Vietnamese       Angelic.

Twain    Middle English   two pieces

Twyford               Old English          From the double ford.

Tyack     Cornish A farmer.

Tybalt    Teutonic              A bold leader of the people.

Tycho    Greek   He who hits the mark.

Tye         Old English          From the enclosure.

Tyee      Native American              chief

Tyler      Old English          A tiler or tile-maker. A boy or girl's name.

Tymon  Greek   A reward, an honour.

Tynan    Gaelic    The dark one.

Tyne                      The name of an English river. A boy or girl's name.

Tyrek     Ty          

Tyrol                      After the Austrian alpine region.

Tyrone  Irish       The name of a county in Northern Ireland.

Tyrus     Latin      person from Tyre

Tyson    Old French          A firebrand.

Tytus     Polish    An old Roman name.

Tzuriel   Hebrew