Trost

Trost means 'comfort' or 'solace' in German.

Truda

Truda means 'strength' or 'warrior' in German.

Trude

Trude is derived from 'strength' and can signify 'battle maiden' in German.

Trudi

The name Trudi is a diminutive of Gertrude, meaning 'spear of strength.'

Trudie

Trudie is a variant of Trudi, meaning 'strength of the spear.'

Trudy

Trudy is derived from the name Gertrude, meaning 'spear of strength.'

Truely

Truely means 'truly or faithfully, in a genuine manner.'

Trueman

Trueman means 'a man of truth or honor.'

Truen

Truen means 'true or honest person.'

Truesdale

Truesdale denotes a 'valley of truth.'

Truesdell

Truesdell means 'of true or honest family descent.'

Trueth

Trueth signifies 'truthfulness or honesty.'

Truett

Truett means 'little true one or trustworthy.'

Truitestall

Truitestall signifies 'one who has a strong truth.'

Truitt

Truitt means 'little true one, faithful.’

Trula

Trula means 'true or faithful one.'

Truls

Truls is a Norwegian form of the name Trygg, meaning 'strong or trusty.'

Truly

Truly signifies 'genuinely or very.'

Trumaine

Trumaine is derived from a French surname, meaning 'from the town of Tressin.'

Truman

Truman means 'a true man or faithful one.'

Trumane

Trumane derives from Truman, meaning 'true man.'

Trumann

Trumann signifies 'true man or honest person.'

Trumbald

Trumbald means 'valiant, strong or bold.'

Trumball

'From the town of Trumbull' or 'a stubborn person' derived from Old English elements.

Trumbehrt

Derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'famous' and 'brave'.

Trumbell

Variant of Trumball, meaning 'from the town of Trumbull'.

Trumble

Related to Trumball; indicates a person from Trumble or to be clumsy in movement.

Trumbull

Derived from a geographical name meaning 'the village by the river' in Old English.

Trumen

A name derived from 'trum' which signifies 'drum' or 'to drum'.

Trumhall

Possibly derived from the elements meaning 'home by the river' although specific historical references are limited.

Trumhere

Indicates a warrior or something that is battle-related, as 'here' signifies 'army'.

Trump

Originally a surname meaning 'to blow a trumpet,' often associated with prominence or acclaim.

Trumpa

The exact meaning is unclear; it is a variation on Trump and used in various cultures.

Trumwin

Meaning 'friend of the drum' combining elements of companionship and musicality.

Trumwine

Derived from 'wine' meaning 'friend' or 'friend of the wine'.

Trusdale

Derived from a surname indicating 'dweller by the pleasant dale'.

Trustin

Trustworthy or reliable, embodying faith in others.

Trygg

Safe; secure, conveying a sense of protection.

Trygve

Trusty or reliable, often associated with loyalty and strength.

Trynt

Variant of Trijntje which is a form of Catharina, meaning pure.

Tryphena

Delicate or dainty, often associated with nurturing qualities.

Tryphon

Strong or sturdy, representing resilience.

Tryphosa

Delicate or dainty, signifying gracefulness.

Tryssa

A modern variation of Teresa, meaning harvester.

Trystan

Tumult or outcry, often associated with the tragic romance of Tristan and Isolde.

Tucca

Tucca is generally associated with the poetic term meaning 'to guard' or 'to care for'.

Tucga

Tucga is believed to refer to 'a leader' or 'someone who guides'.

Tuck

Tuck means 'to tuck' or 'to cover' and is often associated with a protector or guardian figure.

Tuckere

Tuckere traditionally means 'one who tucks garments or fabric', indicating a profession.

Tudca

Tudca means 'fortress' and signifies strength or protection.

Tudda

Tudda is linked to the word for 'lord' or 'ruler' in Welsh culture.

Tudeca

Tudeca can signify 'glorious ruler' reflecting nobility in Welsh heritage.

Tuder

Tuder indicates 'lord' or 'warrior', reflecting strength and leadership.

Tudor

Tudor means 'ruler of the people' and is often associated with the Tudor dynasty in England.

Tudwal

Tudwal means 'great ruler', indicating a leader of significant importance in society.

Tudwrig

Tudwrig signifies 'strong ruler' and reflects power in leadership roles.

Tue

Tue means 'day' or 'sun', embodying brightness and positivity.

Tulio

The youthful or energetic one, derived from Latin.

Tullia

The name is derived from a Roman family name, representing youthfulness.

Tullis

A surname derived from the Old Norse personal name Tull, meaning 'resemblance' or 'descendant' in Scottish Gaelic.

Tulliu

Often considered a variation of Tullius, associated with the Roman family name meaning 'of the family Tullius'.

Tullius

Derived from the Latin name Tullius, which means 'thunderbolt'.

Tulloch

A toponymic surname meaning 'from the small hill' in Scottish Gaels.

Tulumeu

A name used mainly in East Africa, often associated with strength or leadership qualities.

Tulwa

Commonly found in African cultures, it can mean 'one who is like a blessing'.

Tuma

A name meaning 'to be born under a certain star' prevalent in several African cultures.

Tumai

A name that often signifies 'the blessing' or 'the gift' prominently in many African dialects.

Tumaini

Meaning 'hope' in Swahili, commonly used as a name to signify aspiration and positivity.

Tumelo

A name meaning 'faith' or 'belief.'

Tunda

A name meaning 'the one who is a guardian or protector.'

Tunder

A name meaning 'thunder,' often associated with power and force.

Tuomas

Tuomas is the Finnish form of Thomas, meaning 'twin' in Aramaic.

Tuomo

Tuomo is derived from the Finnish version of the name Thomas, meaning 'twin.'

Turner

Historically, denoted a person who worked with wood on a lathe.

Turoc

Meaning 'the one who is strong as a bull'.

Turpin

Derived from the name 'Thierry', meaning 'ruler of the people'.

Tutti

Derived from 'tutto', meaning 'all' or 'everything', often used affectionately in families.

Tuula

A name meaning 'wind', reflecting the natural elements in Finnish culture.

Tuuli

Translating to 'wind' in Finnish, symbolizing freedom and a carefree spirit.

Tuur

A short form of various Dutch names, often associated with nature and strength.

Tuva

A name referring to purity and innocence in Finnish folklore.

Tvrtko

Derived from 'Tvrdislav', meaning 'hardy' or 'strong'.

Twain

Meaning 'two' or 'the second', often used in surnames.

Twan

A diminutive form of the name 'Antonius', meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth'.

Twayn

Derived from 'Twain', meaning 'two' or 'a pair', often reflects duality.

Twila

Meaning 'twilight' or 'double', often associated with dusk and softness.

Twilliam

A variation of the name 'William', meaning 'strong-willed warrior'.

Twillian

Another variation of 'William', preserving the meaning of a valiant protector.

Twyla

Meaning 'twilight' or 'mist', reflecting calm and serenity.

Twylla

Similar to Twyla, meaning 'twilight' or dreamy quality, associated with night.

Ty

A diminutive form of names such as Tyler or Tyson, often meaning 'maker or doer'.

Tyanna

Tyanna is a variant of Tiana, meaning 'princess' or 'fairy queen'.

Tyanne

Tyanne is a variant of Tiana, meaning 'princess' or 'fairy queen'.

Tyarra

Tyarra means 'earth' or 'hill' in Hebrew.

Tybalt

The name means 'bold people' and evokes the character from Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'.

Tyce

Tyce is derived from the Old French 'tieus', meaning 'worth', or 'brave' in Anglo-Norman context.

Tychicus

The name means 'fortunate' or 'lucky' and is associated with a companion of Saint Paul in the New Testament.

Tycho

The name means 'hitting' or 'a high point', and is famously associated with the astronomer Tycho Brahe.

Tychon

Tychon means 'fortuitous' or 'lucky' in Greek; it is related to the concept of fortune.

Tycia

Tycia is a variant of the name Tisha, meaning 'joy' or 'happiness'.