Baby Girl Names - T

Tabitha	Aramaic	A doe or gazelle. A biblical name. Also see Dorcas.
Taborri	Native American	voices that carry
Taci	Zuni Indian	washtub
Tacincala	Native American	deer
Tacita	Latin	Silent or peaceful.
Tadako	Japanese	child of Tada
Tadi	Omaha Indian	wind
Tahira	Arabic	Pure and virtuous.
Tahirah	Arabic	chaste, pure
Tahnee		Silver-haired. Also see Tanya.
Tahnia		Silver-haired. Also see Tanya.
Tailynn	unknown
Taima	Native American	crash of thunder
Tainn	Native American	new moon
Taipa	Miwok Indian	to spread wings
Tajsa	princess
Taka	Japanese	Tall, or honourable.
Takako	Japanese	child of Taka
Takara	Japanese	A treasure.
Takiyah	North African	pious, righteous
Tala	Native American	stalking wolf
Talasi	Hopi Indian	corn-tassel flower
Tale	African	green
Taleen	Armenian	Tal, Taline, Talyn
Talia	Aboriginal/Greek/Hebrew/Russian	Aboriginal: Near water. Greek: Flourishing. Hebrew: Dew. Russian: Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
Talitha	Aramaic	A little girl or maiden. A biblical name.
Tallara	Aboriginal	Rain.
Tallulah	Native American	Running water.
Talon
Talulla	Irish Gaelic	A prosperous lady.
Talwyn	Cornish	A fair brow.
Talya	Russian	Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
Tam	Scottish	A twin or heart. A boy or girl's name.
Tama	Japanese/Polynesian	Japanese: A jewel. Polynesian: A boy or son. A boy or girl's name.
Tamah		A jewel. From the name Tama.
Tamali	Hindu
Tamara	Hebrew	A palm tree. A popular name in Germany and Russia.
Tamasine		Twin.
Tamatha		A palm tree. A popular name in Germany and Russia.
Tambrey	unknown	immortal
Tamera	Hebrew	A spice or palm tree.
Tamiko	Japanese	child of Tami
Tammi		A palm tree.
Tammie		A palm tree.
Tammy		A palm tree.
Tamora		From Shakespeare's play Titua Andronicus.
Tamsin	Cornish	A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Tamsyn	Native American	Tami
Tanaka	Japanese	dweller
Tanasha	strong willed, persistant	Tenyasha
Tani	Japanese	From the valley.
Tania		Silver-haired. A nickname for Tatyana. Also see Titania.
Tansy	Greek	Immortal. A flower name.
Tanu	Hindu
Tanuja	Hindu
Tanushi	Hindu
Tanvi	Hindu
Tanya	Russian	Silver-haired. A nickname for Tatyana. Also see Titania.
Tao	Chinese	Long life.
Tapanga	African, Hebrew	sweet, unpredictable
Tapi	Hindu
Tapti	Hindu
Tara	Irish Gaelic/Sanskrit	Irish Gaelic: A rocky hill, from the ancient home of Ireland's kings. Sanskrit: A star. The name of a Buddhist goddess. A boy or girl's name.
Tarana	Aboriginal	A large waterhole.
Taranga	Polynesian	A figure from legend.
Tarra	Aboriginal	A creek.
Tarsha	Native American
Taryn		The name of a county in Northern Ireland. Feminine form of Tyrone.
Tasha		Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
Tashi	Tibetan/Sherpa	Prosperity. A boy or girl's name.
Tasmine		Twin.
Tathra	Aboriginal	Beautiful country.
Tatum	Old English	From Tate's homestead. A boy or girl's name.
Tatya	Aboriginal	A goanna.
Tatyana	Latin	Silver-haired. A popular Russian name. Also see Tanya.
Tavia		The eighth.
Tawnie	English	little one, yellowish-brown
Tawny	Old French	With yellowish-brown hair.
Tayce	French	silence
Tayen	Native American	new moon
Taylar	Old French	to cut
Taylor	Old French	A tailor. A boy or girl's name.
Teagan
Teal	English	A water bird. A boy or girl's name.
Tean	Cornish	One of the Isles of Scilly. A boy or girl's name.
Tegan	Welsh	Of doe-like beauty.
Tegen	Cornish	A pretty little thing.
Tegwen	Welsh	Beautiful and blessed.
Tehya	Native American	precious
Tejal	Hindu
Teji	Hindu
Tekla	Greek	divine fame
Telma		A wish, or will.
Tema	Hebrew	righteous, a palm tree
Temina	Hebrew	honest
Temira	Hebrew
Temperance	Latin	Moderate.
Tempest	Old French	Stormy.
Teneale		Princess - submitted by Michelle Leaney
Tenzin	Tibetan/Sherpa	Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl's name.
Tenzing	Tibetan/Sherpa	Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl's name.
Teofilia	Greek	Beloved by God.
Tereixa	Galician
Terena	Latin	earthly
Terencia	Latin	Smooth and polished. A feminine form of Terence.
Terentia	Greek	guardian
Teresa	Greek	The harvester or reaper.
Terhi	Finish
Teri	Greek	The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
Terra	Latin	Earth
Terri	Greek	The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
Terry	Greek/Latin	Greek: The harvester or reaper. Latin: Smooth and polished. A boy or girl's name.
Terrylyn
Tertia	Latin	The third child.
Terza		Pleasant.
Tesia	Polish	loved by God
Tess	Greek	The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
Tessa	Greek	The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
Tessie	Greek	The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
Texcean	Tex
Thaddea	Greek	Courageous.
Thais	Greek	the bond
Thaisa		From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Thalassa	Greek	From the sea.
Thalia		Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
Thana	Arabic	Gratitude.
Thanh	Vietnamese	Brilliant.
Thara	Arabic	wealth
Thea	Greek	A goddess. Also a nickname from Alethea, Althea, Anthea, Dorothy and Theodora.
Theano	Greek	A divine name.
Thecla	Greek	The glory of God.
Theda	Teutonic	Of the people. Also see Theodora.
Thelma	Greek	A wish, or will.
Theodora	Greek	The gift of God. The feminine form of Theodore. Also see Dorothy.
Theodosia	Greek	God-given.
Theone	Greek	godly
Theophania	Greek	A manifestation of God. A suitable name for a girl born on 6 January, the Epiphany. Also see Tiffany.
Theora	Greek	A thinker or watcher.
Thera	Greek	Wild. From the name of an island.
Theresa		The harvester or reaper.
Therese		The harvester or reaper.
Theresia	German	The harvester or reaper.
Thetis	Greek	Positive determined.
Thirza	Hebrew	sweet-natured, cypress tree
Thisbe	Greek	where the doves live
Thistle	Old English	thistle
Thomasa	Greek	twin
Thomasina	Greek	A twin. The feminine form of Thomas. Also see Tamsin.
Thora	Old Norse	Thunder. A feminine form of Thor.
Thorberta	Old Norse	The brilliance of Thor.
Thorborg	Scandinavian
Thordis	Old Norse	The spirit of Thor.
Thurid	Scandinavian
Thyra	Greek	A shield bearer.
Thyrrni	Scandinavian
Tia	Spanish, Greek	aunt, princess
Tiara	Greek, Latin	turban, flower name
Tiberia	Latin	After the River Tiber.
Tiegan	Aztec	little princess in the big valley
Tienette	Greek	crowned with laurel
Tierney	Irish Gaelic	The descendant of a lord. A boy or girl's name.
Tierra	Spanish	earth, land
Tiffany	Old English	A manifestation of God. Form of Theophania.
Tigerlily	Lily, Tiger
Tilda		The mighty battle maiden.
Tillie		The mighty battle maiden.
Tilly		The mighty battle maiden.
Timandra		From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Timothea	Greek	Honouring God, or honoured by God. The female form of Timothy.
Tina		From the name Bettina, Christina, Valentina. Bettina - Consecrated to God. Christina - A follower of Christ, a Christian. Valentina - Strong and healthy.
Tineka Jawana	African
Tinka	Aboriginal	The day.
Tionne
Tiponya	Miwok Indian	owl poking the hatching egg
Tirion	Welsh	Gentle.
Tirranna	Aboriginal	Running water.
Tirza	Hebrew
Tirzah	Hebrew	Pleasant.
Titania	Greek	The great one. The name of the fairy queen in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Titian	Greek	red-gold
Tivona	Hebrew	lover of nature
Tizane	Hungarian	A gypsy.
Toakase	Tonga	woman of the Sea
Tobie	Hebrew	God is good. A boy or girl's name.
Tobit	Hebrew
Toinette		Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Tokiko	Japanese	child of Toki
Tola	Polish	priceless
Tolena	Toley
Tomiko	Japanese	child of Tomi
Tona
Toni		Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Tonia		Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Tonie		Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Tonya		Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Toora	Aboriginal	A woman.
Topaz	Greek	The name of a gemstone.
Tora	Japanese	A tiger.
Toral	Hindu
Tori		Victory, the victorious one.
Torie		Victory, the victorious one.
Tory		Victory, the victorious one.
Tosia	Latin	inestimable
Totie		Gift of God.
Tottie		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Totty		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Tourmaline	Singhalese	The name of a gemstone.
Tove	Hebrew	good
Toyo	Japanese	plentiful
Tracey	Old French	From a placename.
Tracy	Old French	Brave. A boy or girl's name.
Treasa	Irish/Gaelic	The harvester or reaper.
Tresa	Aragonic
Tressa	Cornish	The third. Also see Teresa.
Treva	Celtic	prudent
Tricia		Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
Trifine	Old French	Trifin, Trifina
Trilby	Italian	Sings with trills. A boy or girl's name.
Trilochana	Hindu
Trina	Greek	Pure. Also a nickname from Catherine, Katherine and Katrina.
Trind	Swedish	pure
Trinidad	Spanish	After the Caribbean island.
Trinity	Latin	A trio or triad, as in the Holy Trinity. A boy or girl's name.
Trish		Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
Trisha		Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
Trishna	Hindu	thirst, a form of the Devi
Trista	Latin	The melancholy one.
Tristana		Sad.
Tristessa		Bold.
Trix		The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
Trixi		The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
Trixie		The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
Trixy		The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
Trude		From Gertrude.
Trudi		A spear maiden.
Trudie		A spear maiden.
Trudy		A spear maiden.
Trupti	Hindu
Trusha	Hindu
Tryne	Dutch	pure
Tryphena	Latin	dainty
Tuesday	Old English	Born on a Tuesday.
Tuhina	Hindu
Tulasi	Hindu	a Devi
Tulip	Turkish	A flower name.
Tullia	Irish Gaelic	Peaceful.
Tully	Celtic, Gaelic	a people, peaceful one
Turquoise	Old French	A precious stone.
Turua	Polynesian	Beautiful.
Tusti	Hindu	peace, happiness, a for of the Devi
Tuti	Indonesian	An unusual girl's name.
Tuvia	Hebrew	God is good. The female form of Tobias.
Twyla	Old English	Woven with double thread.
Tyanne	special one	Ty
Tydfill	Welsh
Tyler	Old English	A tiler or tile-maker. A boy or girl's name.
Tyne		The name of an English river. A boy or girl's name.