Talie

A diminutive or variation of names like Talia or Talitha, meaning 'dew from God'.

Taline

Diminutive of Talia, meaning 'dew from heaven' in Hebrew.

Talisa

Meaning 'very hopeful' or 'mighty', derived from the name Talia.

Talisha

A modern American name, often a variant of Alysha meaning 'noble one'.

Talita

Means 'little girl' in Aramaic, notably found in biblical texts.

Talitha

Also means 'little girl' in Aramaic, known for its biblical associations.

Tall

Typically means 'tall' in an English context, often used as a surname or nickname.

Tallbot

A variant of the name Talbot meaning 'messenger' or 'twelfth son' in Old French.

Tallbott

A variant of Tallbot, it signifies 'messenger' or 'twelfth son' in Old French.

Talleen

Derived from the Irish word 'tál' meaning 'to be open' or 'exposed' suggesting clarity or brightness.

Tallis

Meaning 'a surname derived from a dweller by the one who cuts wood.','tall' signifies height in Latin and Old English.

Tallon

Derived from 'talon' meaning 'claw' in French, often associated with strength.

Tallys

A feminine form derived from the name Tallis, denoting height or stature.

Talmadge

An English surname meaning 'the place of stone' or 'the one at the stone'.

Talmage

Derived from Old English, meaning 'place of Tally' or 'at the stone'.

Talon

Meaning 'claw' in French, often associated with strength and agility.

Talora

A modern name that combines elements implying 'light' and 'view' in English.

Talore

Meaning 'to create or to sew', symbolizing creativity in English.

Talula

A name that means 'leaping water' in Hawaiian.

Talulla

A variant of Talula, meaning 'abundance' or 'wealth' in Gaelic.

Talwyn

Means 'peaceful' in the Welsh language.

Talyse

A name derived from the combination of elements meaning 'to be dynamic and lively'.

Talyssa

A variant of Talisa, meaning 'the one who is lovely' in English.

Tam

A Scottish diminutive of Thomas, meaning 'twin'.

Tamasin

Tamasin is a diminutive of Thomas, meaning 'twin', rooted in biblical heritage.

Tamatha

Tamatha is a variant of Tabitha, meaning 'gazelle', symbolizing grace and beauty.

Tamber

Derived from the Scottish surname, meaning 'one who is brave.'

Tamberlyn

A name derived from 'Tamber,' meaning 'light or bright.'

Tambre

Derived from 'tamber' meaning 'younger or the one who comes after.'

Tambria

A modern name influenced by Latin, meaning 'the place of peace.'

Tameca

A modern name, likely a variant of 'Tamika,' meaning 'the one who is combined.'

Tameeka

A variation of Tamika, meaning 'the one who is precious.'

Tameika

A variation of Tamika, meaning 'the one who is valuable.'

Tameka

Derived from 'Tamara,' meaning 'palm tree.'

Tamela

A variant of 'Tamera,' meaning 'palm tree.'

Tamera

Tamera is a variation of the name Tamara, which means 'date palm' in Hebrew.

Tameron

Tameron is derived from Tamara, meaning 'palm tree', but is often considered unisex.

Tamesis

Tamesis refers to the River Thames, symbolizing 'river' in Latin.

Tamey

Tamey is a diminutive of Tamara, meaning 'date palm.', often used for both genders.

Tamia

Tamia is a modern variation often derived from Tamara, meaning 'palm tree'.

Tamica

Tamica is a modern American name influenced by Tamara, meaning 'date palm'.

Tamieka

Tamieka is a modern American variant of Tamara, meaning 'date palm'.

Tamika

Tamika is a variation of Tamara, meaning 'date palm' in Hebrew.

Tamino

Tamino is derived from 'tame' and is often associated with musical qualities.

Tamiqua

Tamiqua is a modern name likely derived from Tamika, signifying 'a person who is good to see.'

Tamisha

Tamisha is a modern variation of Tamara, meaning 'date palm.'

Tamitha

Tamitha is a variant of Tabitha, meaning 'gazelle.'

Tammee

A variation of Tammy, meaning 'palm tree' or 'date palm.'

Tammey

A diminutive form of Tamara, meaning 'palm tree.'

Tammi

A pet form of Tamara, meaning 'palm tree.'

Tammie

Another variation of Tamara, meaning 'palm tree.'

Tammiella

A modern combination name, variant of Tammy; related to Tamara meaning 'palm tree.'

Tammy

A diminutive form of Tamara, meaning 'palm tree.'

Tamora

Derived from the name of a river, meaning 'the river.'

Tamryn

A modern variant of Tamara meaning 'palm tree.'

Tamsie

A diminutive form of the name Tamsin, meaning 'twin'.

Tamsin

Derived from Thomasina, meaning 'twin'.

Tamsyn

A variant of Tamsin, meaning 'twin'.

Tamton

A name derived from a surname, meaning 'town of Tam'.

Tamtun

A name that signifies 'settlement of Tam'.

Tamuza

Meaning 'gift from God'.

Tamya

A modern variant of the name Tami, derived from Tamara, meaning 'date palm'.

Tamyra

An American variant of the name Tamara, meaning 'palm tree'.

Tamzen

A variant of Tamsin, meaning 'twin'.

Tamzin

A diminutive of Thomasina, meaning 'twin'.

Tanae

A modern name, possibly meaning 'fearless' or 'brave'.

Tancred

Tancred means 'thoughtful and wise ruler' and is derived from Germanic roots.

Tancredi

Tancredi means 'thoughtful and ruler' and is of Italian origin, often associated with nobility.

Tancy

Tancy is a variant of the name Nancy, thought to mean 'grace' or 'favor'.

Tandi

Tandi is often considered a diminutive form of the name Tanis, meaning 'fire' or 'sacred'.

Tandice

Tandice is derived from a blend of Tandi and other names, often referring to beauty and light.

Tandilyn

Tandilyn is a modern name referencing beauty and grace, often seen as a feminine variant of Tanis.

Tandy

Tandy is derived from the surname meaning 'from the tall or windy enclosure'; can be used for both genders.

Tane

Tane means 'of the oak tree' in Old English, often associated with strength and durability.

Tanek

A form of the name 'Tane,' meaning 'to be brave or bold.'

Tanel

A diminutive form of 'Tanel,' associated with the meaning 'God is gracious.'

Taneli

A Finnish variant of 'Daniel' meaning 'God is my judge.'

Tanesha

A modern name likely derivated from meanings like 'abundance' or 'prosperity.'

Taney

A modern name variant likely derived from simple sounds in English.

Tangela

A contemporary name likely derived from 'Tangerine,' symbolizing brightness and freshness.

Tangerina

Derived from 'Tangerine,' a fruit name symbolizing sweetness and freshness.

Tangerine

A fruit name associated with brightness and liveliness.

Tangia

A modern variation that has no specific recognized meaning in history.

Tanguy

Meaning 'fire' or 'warrior,' it signifies strength and bravery.

Tania

A Russian diminutive of 'Tatiana' meaning 'fairy queen.'

Tanice

An English variant of 'Tanya,' meaning 'fairy queen.'

Tanis

A Scottish name meaning 'from the town of Tain.'

Tanisha

An American variant of 'Tanya,' meaning 'fairy queen.'

Tanishia

An American variant of 'Tania,' meaning 'fairy queen.'

Tanita

Little Anna; derived from the Hebrew name Hannah meaning grace.

Tanja

A variation of Tanya; the name means 'fairy queen' or 'princess.'

Tankred

Strong and powerful leader; derived from a Germanic name.

Tannen

Derived from a surname meaning 'pine tree,' often signifying strength and durability.

Tanner

A name denoting a person who tans leather, a trade of historical significance.

Tannere

An occupational surname for someone involved in leather tanning.

Tanney

Derived from a diminutive of the name Tanner, referring to a worker in tanning.

Tannie

A diminutive form of Tanna, often indicating care or affection.

Tannor

A name meaning 'to tan leather,' often associated with historical craftsmanship.

Tanny

A diminutive form of Tanney, signifying affection and warmth.

Tansy

A name derived from the herb 'tansy', symbolizing immortality and death, reflecting ancient healing properties.