Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taylour | Tailor; cutter of cloth (occupational name) | English | Unisex | |
| Taylynn | A modern invented compound of Tay and Lynn; often taken to mean 'Tay's lake' or simply a lyrical blended name. | English | Girl | |
| Taysen | Modern name commonly interpreted as 'son of Tay' or associated with Tyson (Old French tison 'firebrand') | English | Boy | |
| Taysha | No single established traditional meaning; often treated as a modern variant of Tasha (diminutive of Natasha, historically 'birthday'/'born on Christmas') or interpreted as a creative combination of 'Tay' and the '-sha' ending. | English | Girl | |
| Tayson | Variant of Tyson - 'son of Ty' and associated with 'firebrand' or 'fiery/high-spirited' | English | Boy | |
| Tayven | Meaning uncertain; probably a modern blend of 'Tay' (a diminutive of Taylor or Ty) with the suffix -ven, or a variant of Taven/Tavon | English | Unisex | |
| Tazewell | ‘Tazewell’ - the well or spring associated with a person named Taz/Tassa (i.e., 'Taz's well') | English | Boy | |
| Tazman | A modern coinage meaning roughly "Taz's man" or "man from Tas/Tasmania," associated with the spirited nickname Taz | English | Boy | |
| Tazz | Modern/invented nickname suggesting 'fast, spirited, fierce'; sometimes linked to 'crown' (Persian Taj) or 'greyhound' (Turkish tazı). | English | Unisex | |
| TD | Not a traditional given name; an initialism pronounced 'Tee-dee' often used as a nickname or monogram and typically stands for two given names with initials T and D. | English | Unisex | |
| Teaira | Typically interpreted as 'earth' (from Tierra) or linked to 'crown' (from Tiara); a modern/creative given name. | English | Girl | |
| Tealayah | Derived from Talia/Taliyah, commonly associated with 'dew' or 'dew of God' - a poetic/heavenly connotation | English | Girl | |
| Tealeah | Generally associated with Leah ('weary'/'delicate') or Talia ('dew from God'/'gentle') as a modern elaboration | English | Girl | |
| Tealyn | From 'teal' (blue‑green color or duck) + '-lyn'; often interpreted as 'little teal' or 'blue‑green beauty'. | English | Girl | |
| Tealynn | Modern name meaning 'teal' (blue-green) + 'lynn' (lake/pool) - roughly 'teal lake' or 'blue-green pool'. | English | Girl | |
| Teasha | No established traditional meaning; often treated as a modern variant of Tisha/Tasha - meanings associated with those roots include 'joy' (Leticia/Tisha) or 'born on Christmas' (Natasha/Tasha) | English | Girl | |
| Teayana | Variant of Tiana/Tayana - commonly interpreted as "princess" or "fairy queen" | English | Girl | |
| Teayanna | A modern blended name; commonly associated with Anna and thus interpreted as 'grace' or 'God is gracious.' | English | Girl | |
| Tee | A short form or pet name based on the letter 'T' or as a diminutive of names beginning with T; used as a casual/familiar given name. | English | Unisex | |
| Teedra | Gift of God | English | Girl | |
| Teejay | An initial-based modern nickname composed of the letters T and J; its specific meaning depends on the full names represented by those initials | English | Unisex | |
| Teena | Diminutive of Tina - often understood as "follower of Christ" (via Christina) | English | Girl | |
| Teeny | Affectionate diminutive meaning "very small" or "little one" | English | Girl | |
| Teera | Thai/Sanskrit: 'steadfast, brave, powerful'. As a variant of Spanish 'Tierra': 'earth'. | English, Spanish, Thai | Boy | |
| Teerah | Possibly 'land' or 'earth' (from Spanish 'tierra') or related to the Hebrew name Terah, often rendered 'station' or associated with a biblical personal name; also used as a modern invented given name. | English, Hebrew, Spanish | Girl | |
| Teiahna | A contemporary spelling variant of Tiana/Tianna; commonly interpreted as "princess" (by association) or "fairy queen." | English | Girl | |
| Teiara | Crown or ornamental headpiece; symbolically 'royalty' or 'crowned' | English | Girl | |
| Teiesha | Likely 'joy' or 'gladness' (from Latin laetitia, via Leticia/Letitia). | English | Girl | |
| Teigh | Modern spelling of 'Tay' - generally understood as 'Tay' (linked to the River Tay) or as a diminutive of Taylor ('tailor'). | English | Unisex | |
| teighlor | tailor / cutter (occupational) | English | Unisex |
