Sylvia

Meaning 'of the forest', widely known through literature and history.

Sylviane

A French variant of Sylvia, meaning 'of the forest'.

Sylvie

Also derived from Sylvia, meaning 'from the forest', often symbolizing nature and beauty.

Sylvina

Sylvina means 'from the forest' or 'woodland,' derived from the Latin word 'silva' which means 'forest.'

Sylvonna

Sylvonna is a variation of Sylvia and means 'from the forest' or 'woodland.'

Sylwia

Sylwia means 'from the woods' and is derived from the Latin 'Silvia.'

Sym

Sym is a short form of Simon and means 'he has heard.'

Syman

Syman, a variant of Simon, means 'he has heard.'

Symington

Symington is a surname from a place name that means 'Simon's town or estate.'

Symon

Symon is a variant of Simon and means 'he has heard.'

Symona

Symona is a feminine form of Simon and means 'he has heard.'

Symone

Symone is a variant of Simone and means 'to be heard.'

Symontun

Symontun is derived from a place name meaning 'Simon's town.'

Symsa

Symsa is a variation associated with the name Simona, meaning 'she has heard.'

Synclair

Synclair means 'from the clear land' and is derived from a place name.

Syndal

Syndal means 'from the sandy valley.'

Syndony

Syndony is derived from the name of a biblical figure meaning 'with the sound.'

Synne

Synne means 'sister' and has roots in Old English.

Synnove

Synnove means 'sun gift' and is derived from Norwegian elements 'sunn' (sun) and 'fríðr' (beautiful).

Syntyche

Syntyche means 'fortune' or 'happening' in Greek.

Szonja

A Hungarian form of 'Sophia', meaning 'wisdom'.

Taalea

Taalea means 'little valley' in Spanish, indicating a peaceful or nurturing nature.

Taavetti

Goodness, a term used to describe virtue

Taavi

Belonging to God, God is gracious

Tab

Short form of various names like Tabitha or Tabin

Taber

A drum or a person who plays a drum; a variant of 'tabour'.

Tabetha

A gazelle; derived from the Hebrew name 'Tabitha'.

Tabita

A female gazelle or a precious object; derived from 'Tabitha'.

Tabitha

A gazelle; she was a follower of Jesus mentioned in the New Testament.

Tablita

A diminutive form of 'tabla', meaning a little board or tablet.

Tabrett

A variant of 'Tabb' or 'Tabor', indicating a drumming or rhythmic aspect.

Tace

Silent or taciturn; derived from the Latin word 'tacere' meaning 'to be silent'.

Tacie

A diminutive of Talia, meaning 'dew from God' or 'morning dew'.

Tacita

Derived from Latin, meaning 'silent' or 'quiet'.

Tacito

Meaning 'silent', often associated with the Roman historian Tacitus.

Tacitus

The name of a famous Roman historian, meaning 'silent' or 'quiet'.

Tacy

A diminutive of Tacy, or derived from Tace, meaning 'silent'.

Tad

A diminutive of Thaddeus meaning 'courageous heart'.

Tadd

A diminutive of Thaddeus meaning 'the heart or courageous one'.

Taddeo

The Italian form of Thaddeus meaning 'heart' or 'courageous'.

Tadeja

Derived from the Slavic name meaning 'heart' or 'brave'.

Tadeo

The Spanish form of Thaddeus meaning 'heart' or 'courageous'.

Tadeu

The Portuguese form of Thaddeus meaning 'heart'.

Tadeusz

A name derived from the Aramaic word meaning 'heart' or 'courage'.

Tadg

An Irish name meaning 'poet' or 'storyteller'.

Tadgh

An alternative spelling of Tadg, meaning 'poet'.

Tadhg

A name meaning 'poet' or 'philosopher'.

Tadita

A diminutive of the name 'Tadeo', meaning 'heart'.

Tadj

A variation of Tadeusz, meaning 'brave heart'.

Tadrash

A name likely meaning 'strong' or 'builder'.

Tadzio

A diminutive form of Tadeusz, meaning 'heart'.

Taedra

A name meaning 'courageous' or 'brave'.

Taelor

A name meaning 'cutter of cloth' or 'tailor'.

Taemon

A name meaning 'to tame' or 'to be gentle'.

Taetel

A diminutive form conveying affection, meaning 'little one' or 'darling'.

Tafadzwa

One who is appreciated and valued, commonly used in Shona culture.

Tage

Tage means 'day' or 'daylight' in Old Norse.

Taggart

Taggart means 'son of the priest' or 'little poet'.

Taggert

Taggert is a variant of Taggart and similarly means 'son of the priest'.

Taguhi

Taguhi means 'gift' or 'blessing' in Armenian culture.

Tahbert

Tahbert means 'the one who is noble or strong'.

Taide

The name means 'poet' or 'storyteller'.

Taidgh

The name means 'poet' or 'philosopher', commonly associated with wisdom.

Taidhgin

This name means 'little poet' or 'the young sage'.

Taig

A variant of 'Teague', meaning 'poet'.

Taighan

Meaning 'from the land of the wild boar'.

Taigue

Means 'son of the warrior'.

Taina

A name meaning 'the one who is sacred or worthy.'

Taine

An Irish name meaning 'the warrior' or 'a place of the river.'

Taini

A Hawaiian name expressing a small or delicate flower.

Tainn

An Irish name that signifies 'crow' or 'blackbird.'

Taio

A name meaning 'a large, peaceful water body' or 'ocean.'

Taiomah

A Hawaiian name meaning 'to calm the waters.'

Taisce

An Irish name meaning 'treasure' or 'collection.'

Taisie

A French diminutive of 'Margaret,' meaning 'pearl.'

Taisiya

A Slavic name meaning 'to rise' or 'to be elevated.'

Taissa

A Russian variant of 'Taisiya,' meaning 'to be reborn.'

Tait

A Scottish name meaning 'cheerful or pleasant.'

Taitasi

A Samoan name meaning 'first born' or 'one who is first.'

Taiunaya

Taiunaya means 'the one who is not troubled'.

Taja

Taja means 'crown' or 'princess'.

Tajana

A name meaning 'the one that is valued' or 'precious.'

Tajia

A name meaning 'noble' or 'born into a noble family.'

Takisha

A contemporary name derived from similar names like Takiyah, meaning 'pure'.

Takvor

A name meaning 'courageous' or 'brave' in Armenian.

Talar

A name meaning 'gilded' or 'golden'

Talbert

Bright or shining army

Talbott

Derived from a surname meaning 'Talla's settlement' or 'dweller at the town' in Old English.

Tale

Means 'story' or 'narrative' in Estonian.

Taleah

A modern variation of the name 'Talia' which means 'dew from God'.

Talebot

Dimunitive form of 'Taleb', meaning 'one who studies' or 'student'.

Taleigha

A variation of 'Talia', meaning 'morning dew' or 'heaven's dew'.

Taleisha

A modern name likely derived from 'Talia', meaning 'dew from God' or 'morning dew'.

Talena

A derived form of 'Talia', associated with beauty and life; meaning 'morning dew'.

Taletha

Similar to 'Taliyah' and 'Talia', meaning 'dew from God'.

Talford

Derived from a surname meaning 'ford by the feet of Talla', referring to a historical place name.

Talfryn

Means 'high hill' in Welsh.

Taliana

Possibly derived from Italiana, meaning 'from Italy' or associated with the land.

Talicia

A modern name possibly derived from 'talented' or a variation of 'Talia'.

Talida

Derived from the Latin name 'Talitha', meaning 'little girl' or 'lamb'.