Tayanita

Another form of Tanya, meaning 'fairy queen.'

Tayanna

A contemporary name derived from the combination of Taylor and Anna, often denoting grace.

Taye

In African contexts, it often means 'redeemer' or 'one who is victorious'.

Tayshaun

A modern American name likely derived from the name Taylor, meaning 'tailor' or 'to cut'.

Taysia

A contemporary variation of the name Tasha, often considered a diminutive of Natasha, meaning 'birthday' or 'born on Christmas Day'.

Taysom

A modern variation of Tayson, likely derived from the surname Tayson meaning 'son of Taye'.

Tayson

A modern name derived from the name Tyson, meaning 'firebrand' or 'son of Ty'.

Tayt

A contemporary variant of Tate or Tait, meaning 'cheerful' or 'one who talks a lot'.

Tayton

A modern American name possibly derived from the surname Payton, meaning 'fighting man's estate'.

Tayvia

A contemporary name created from combining elements of traditional names, often linked with grace.

Taz

A modern and short form of names like Tasman, often signifying liveliness and energy.

Tchad

Tchad is a variation of Chad, meaning 'defender' in Old English.

Tea

Tea is a diminutive form of the name Tereza, meaning 'harvester' or 'reaper' in Greek.

Teagan

Teagan means 'beautiful' or 'attractive' in Irish.

Teaghan

Teaghan is a variant of Teagan, meaning 'poet' in Irish.

Teague

Teague means 'poet' or 'philosopher' in Irish.

Teanna

A variant of the name Tiana, meaning 'fairy queen' or 'princess' in English.

Tearlach

A name derived from the Scottish Gaelic meaning 'pious' or 'devout'.

Tearston

A name derived from the Old English, meaning 'town of the thorn bushes'.

Tecla

A name derived from the Latin word meaning 'glory', associated with Saint Tecla.

Ted

A diminutive of Theodore, meaning 'gift of God' in Greek.

Tedd

A variant of Ted, also meaning 'gift of God', used informally.

Teddey

A variant of Ted or Tedd, signifying 'gift of God', often used as a nickname.

Teddi

A diminutive or pet name for names like Theodora, meaning 'gift of God'.

Teddie

Variant of Teddy, meaning 'gift of God'; informally used for girls.

Teddington

An English surname denoting someone who comes from 'Teddington', a settlement name meaning 'settlement by the river'.

Tedman

A name formed from Ted, meaning 'man associated with Ted', often a surname used as first name.

Tedmond

A name meaning 'protector', derived from Old English origins.

Tedmund

A name meaning 'wealthy protector', which combines elements of wealth and safeguarding.

Tedor

A variant of Theodore, meaning 'gift of God'.

Tedra

A variant of the name Theodora, meaning 'gift of God'.

Tedric

Derived from the Old English name Tederic, meaning 'gift of prosperity'.

Tedrick

A diminutive form of Theodore, meaning 'gift of God'.

Tedros

An Ethiopian form of Theodore, meaning 'gift of God'.

Teela

Diminutive of names like Tila or Teela, meaning 'the one who is like a goddess'.

Teemu

A Finnish variant of the name Timothy, meaning 'honoring God'.

Teena

Often a diminutive of names ending in -tina, meaning 'follower of Christ'.

Teffan

Welsh variant of Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'garland'.

Teffania

A variant of Tiffany, meaning 'revelation of God'.

Tefo

A common diminutive of Theophilus, meaning 'friend of God'.

Teg

Derived from Tegwin, meaning 'fair' or 'beautiful'.

Tegan

A beautiful, fair, or lovely person.

Tege

A name that can pertain to a wise person or sage.

Tegen

A likely variation of Tegan, meaning fair or beautiful.

Tegernacus

A name with historical roots linked to valorous leaders.

Tegernacvs

Another variant connected to noble leadership.

Teghan

Derived from Tegan, sharing the meaning of beauty.

Tehan

Meaning 'peace' or 'quiet place' in Irish.

Teige

Poet or bard, a creative individual.

Teigra

Strong and powerful; one who brings greatness.

Teija

To stand or be steadfast.

Teijo

The one who is a gift or the vow of God.

Teila

The one who is from the land of sacredness.

Teilo

The one who is like a mighty God.

Teirra

Earth, land; also signifies stability.

Teisha

To be happy, joyful, or full of life.

Tel

A short form of names like Talia or Telea, often associated with 'dew from God' or 'to calculate'.

Tela

A name that means 'woven fabric' or 'cloth' in Spanish.

Teleayo

A name meaning 'God brings joy' in Yoruba.

Telemachus

A name meaning 'far away fighter' associated with a character in Homer's Odyssey.

Teleola

A name that signifies 'bringing joy to God'.

Teleri

A name meaning 'the shining one' in Welsh mythology.

Telesforo

A name meaning 'the one who carries the message' or 'bringer of news'.

Telesphore

A name meaning 'to bring news' or 'to bear tidings'.

Telesphoros

A name meaning 'the bringer of news' often associated with a deity of healing.

Telford

A surname turned given name meaning 'hill of the people'.

Telina

A name meaning 'to have a purpose or goal' in Latin.

Telissa

Derived from names like Melissa, meaning 'honeybee'.

Tellef

A name meaning 'the one who brings happiness' in Norse.

Teller

A name meaning 'one who counts or tells' referring to a profession.

Tellervo

A name meaning 'forest goddess' in Finnish mythology.

Telma

A name meaning 'calm' or 'peaceful' derived from a Greek word.

Telmo

A name that means 'divine protector' or associated with St. Telmo, the patron saint of sailors.

Telyn

Telyn means 'harp' in Welsh, symbolizing music and melody.

Tem

Tem is often a diminutive form of names like Timothy, meaning 'honoring God'.

Temenuzhka

Temenuzhka means 'lily' in Bulgarian, symbolizing purity and beauty.

Temidire

Temidire means 'my destiny is good' in Yoruba.

Temiloluwa

Temiloluwa means 'mine is God's will' in Yoruba.

Temily

Temily can be interpreted as a modern name, likely influenced by the name 'Emily'.

Temitope

Temitope means 'mine is gratitude' in Yoruba.

Temp

Temp is a short form derived from names like Temperance, which means 'moderation' or 'balance'.

Tempeltun

Tempeltun refers to a 'temple town', indicative of family heritage and settlement.

Temperance

Temperance means 'self-restraint' or 'moderation' in English, symbolizing virtue.

Templeton

Town of the temple, implying a location associated with religious significance.

Temy

A variant of Timmy or a diminutive of Timothy, meaning honored.

Tenika

A variant of Tanika, meaning 'the first', often used as a modern name in English-speaking countries.

Tenille

Derived from Latin, meaning 'to hold', it is often used as a feminine name in English.

Tenisha

An English variant of the name Tanisha, meaning 'ambition' or 'born on a Monday'.

Tenison

A surname that has been adapted as a first name, meaning 'son of Denis'.

Tenley

Meaning 'a town or meadow on a hill', it is often used in modern naming conventions.

Tennant

A Scottish surname meaning 'dweller by the marsh', commonly used as a first name.

Tennent

Similar to Tennant, meaning 'dweller by the marsh', typically used as a surname.

Tenney

Of English origin, meaning 'son of Tana', frequently used as both first and last name.

Tennie

A diminutive form of names like Tennessee or Tennyson, without a specific meaning.

Tennille

A variant of Tenille, meaning 'to hold', frequently used in English-speaking countries.

Tennison

Similar to Tenison, it means 'son of Dennis', often derived from surnames.

Tennyson

An English surname meaning 'son of Dennis', notably associated with the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson.

Tenora

A modern name likely derived from Thalia or Nora, implying brightness or honor.

Teo

Teo means 'God' or 'gift of God' derived from Theodore.

Teobald

Teobald means 'bold people' or 'brave people'.