Thera

Thera means 'to harvest' or 'reaping'.

Theresa

Theresa means 'to harvest'.

Therese

Therese means 'to harvest'.

Theresia

The name Theresia means 'harvest' or 'summer harvest' in Greek.

Theria

Theria is derived from Theresia and shares the same meaning, 'harvest' or 'summer harvest.'

Theron

Theron means 'hunter' in Greek.

Therry

Therry is a variation of Thierry, meaning 'ruler of the people' in French.

Thersa

Thersa is a variation of Theresia, meaning 'harvest' or 'summer harvest.'

Thersander

Thersander means 'to be strong' in Greek, often associated with warriors in mythology.

Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki is named after a city in Greece, meaning 'victory' and 'people' in Greek.

Thiago

A variant of Santiago, meaning 'Saint James'.

Thiba

A diminutive form of the name Thibaud, often implying boldness or bravery.

Thibaud

Of Old French origin, meaning 'courageous people'.

Thibault

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'people' and 'brave'.

Thibaut

Variant of Thibaud, meaning 'brave people'.

Thierri

Derived from the Germanic name Theodoric, meaning 'ruler of the people'.

Thierry

Variant of Theodoric, meaning 'brave people'.

Thiery

Another variant of Thierry, meaning 'ruler of the people'.

Thijs

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

Thilo

A variation of the name Mathello, meaning 'gift of God'.

Thingfrith

A name derived from Old English meaning 'peace of the Thing (assembly).'

Thiphania

A name derived from biblical roots, meaning 'God is my light.'

Thobias

Means 'God is good' in Hebrew, reflecting divine favor.

Thom

A variant of 'Thomas', meaning 'twin' in Aramaic.

Thoma

The name Thoma means 'twin' and is derived from the Greek name 'Thomas.'

Thomae

Thomae is a variation of Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomas

Thomas means 'twin' in Aramaic and is a widely recognized biblical name.

Thomasia

Thomasia is a feminine form of Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomasin

Thomasin is a diminutive of Thomas, meaning 'little twin.'

Thomasina

Thomasina is a Latin variant of Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomasine

Thomasine is a feminine variant of Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomaso

Thomaso is an Italian variant of Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomasyn

Thomasyn is a feminine variation of Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomasyne

Thomasyne is a variant of Thomasina, meaning 'little twin.'

Thomdic

Thomdic is a modern variant associated with Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomeson

Thomeson means 'son of Thomas,' deriving from the name Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Thomkins

Thomkins is a diminutive meaning 'son of Thomas,' which means 'twin.'

Thompson

Thompson means 'son of Thomas,' which signifies 'twin.'

Thomsen

Thomsen means 'son of Thomas,' with 'Thomas' meaning 'twin.'

Thomson

Thomson means 'son of Thomas,' where Thomas signifies 'twin.'

Thorburn

Thorburn means 'the brook of Thor' in Old Norse, indicating a geographical feature.

Thoreau

Thoreau means 'thunder' in Old French, a variation of the name Thor.

Thorlea

Thorlea means 'clearing' or 'meadow' associated with Thor's name in English contexts.

Thorlee

Thorlee means 'meadow of Thor', indicating a place of nature linked to the deity.

Thorleigh

Thorleigh means 'Thor's meadow', combining elements related to Thor and land.

Thorley

Thorley means 'meadow of Thor' in Old English, indicating a landscape intertwined with the god's name.

Thorn

A name derived from Old English meaning 'thorn bush' or 'thornbush'.

Thornas

A variation of Thomas, meaning 'twin'.

Thorndike

A name derived from a geographical location meaning 'thorny dike or embankment'.

Thorndyck

An English locational name meaning 'thorn dike'.

Thorndyke

A variant of Thorndike, meaning 'thorny dike or embankment'.

Thorne

A name derived from Old English meaning 'thorn bush'.

Thorneley

Derived from a locational name meaning 'meadow by the thorn'.

Thornely

A variation of Thornley, meaning 'clearing among thorn trees'.

Thornlea

A locational name meaning 'thorny meadow'.

Thornleigh

A name meaning 'meadow among thorn bushes'.

Thornley

A name meaning 'clearing among thorns'.

Thornly

A variant of Thornley, meaning 'meadow where thorn trees grow'.

Thornton

A name meaning 'thorn town or settlement'.

Thorntun

A locational name meaning 'thorn town or settlement'.

Thorp

A common English surname and locational name meaning 'village'.

Thorpe

A village in a swamp or marsh; derived from Old English.

Thorweald

Powerful leader; derived from 'Thor' and the Old English 'weald' meaning forest or powerful.

Thraesfrith

Derived from Old English meaning 'peace in the Thracian area'.

Thresha

A variant of Teresa, meaning 'harvester' and used within Indian cultures.

Throca

A name derived from the Romanian word meaning 'strong' or 'strength'.

Thronton

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'thorny town' in Old English.

Thruidred

A name meaning 'sacred strength' or 'sacred power'.

Thrydwulf

A name meaning 'brave wolf' or 'strong wolf'.

Thryth

A name meaning 'strength' or 'might'.

Thrythwig

A name meaning 'victorious warrior'.

Thurgood

Thurgood means 'good' or 'strong' and is of Anglo-Saxon origin.

Thurl

Thurl is derived from Old English, meaning 'hill' or 'mound'.

Thurleah

Thurleah combines elements meaning 'thor' and 'meadow', reflecting a pastoral landscape.

Thurleigh

Thurleigh refers to a historical place name meaning 'thorn meadow'.

Thurlow

Derived from a surname meaning 'thorny hill'.

Thurman

Means 'brave as a warrior' or 'thunder man'.

Thurmond

Means 'from the thunder mountain'.

Thurmund

Derived from an Old Germanic name meaning 'strong as a thunder'.

Thurstan

Means 'stone of Thor'.

Thurstance

Means 'land of the thorny hill'.

Thurston

Derived from a place name meaning 'Thor’s town'.

Thurstun

Variant of Thurston, meaning 'Thor's stone'.

Thy

Generally used as a form of 'you' in old English.

Tia

Tia means 'aunt' in Spanish and is often used as a term of endearment.

Tiaan

Tiaan is an Afrikaans diminutive of the name Mattheus, meaning 'gift of God'.

Tiago

Tiago is derived from the Spanish and Portuguese form of James, meaning 'supplanter'.

Tiahna

Tiahna is a modern American name believed to mean 'princess' or 'goddess'.

Tiana

Tiana is an American name meaning 'fairy princess' or 'follower of Christ'.

Tiane

Tiane is a variant of Tiana and similarly refers to 'fairy princess'.

Tiara

Tiara means 'crown' or 'jewelry worn on the head', denoting royal symbolism.

Tiarna

Tiarna is an Irish name meaning 'lady' or 'noblewoman'.

Tiarne

Tiarne is a variation of Tiarna, also meaning 'lady' or 'noblewoman'.

Tiarra

Tiarra is a variant of Tiara, denoting royalty or a crown-like adornment.

Tiauna

A modern name often associated with a blend of sounds and styles.

Tibberiu

Related to Tiberiu, derived from the name of the River Tiber in Italy.

Tibby

A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Tiberiu

Derived from the River Tiber, often associated with strength and heritage.

Tiberius

Meaning 'of the Tiber', traditionally associated with elegance and nobility.

Tibone

A form of the name Tibor, meaning 'the one from the Tiber'.