TAB (German) Brilliant. Notables: Actor Tab Hunter. Variations: Tabb.

TABOR (Hungarian) Encampment.

TAD (Welsh) Father. Variations: Tadd.

TAFT (English) River.

TAGGART (Irish) Son of a priest.

TAHIR (Arabic) Pure.

TAHOMA (Native American) Shoreline. Variations: Tohoma.

TAI (Vietnamese) Skilled.

TAJ (Hindu) Crown.

TAKIS (Greek) Form of Peter.

TAL (Hebrew) Rain.

TALBOT (English) From the valley. Variations: Talbert, Talbott, Tallbot, Tallbott.

TALE (African) Green.

TALIB (Arabic) Searcher.

TALIESIN (Welsh) Radiant brow. Variations: Taltesin.

TALON (Hebrew) Claw.

TAM (Scottish) Form of Thomas.

TAMIR (Arabic) Tall as a tree.

TAMMANY (Native American) Friendly. Variations: Tamanend.

TANI (Japanese) Valley.

TANK (Polynesian) God of the sky.

TANNER (English) One who tans leather. Variations: Tan, Tanier, Tann, Tanney, Tanny.

TARLETON (English) Thor's town.

TARQUIN (Latin) Etruscan king.

TARRANT (Welsh) Thunder. Variations: Tarrent.

TATE (English) Happy. Notables: Actor Tate Donovan. Variations: Tait, Taitt, Tayte.

TAVARES (Aramaic) Misfortune. Variations: Tavor.

TAVISH (Irish) Twin. Variations: Tavis, Tevis.

TAYLOR (English) Tailor. Notables: Film director Taylor Hackford. Variations: Tailer, Tailor, Tayler, Taylour.

TEAGAN (Irish) Form of Teague.

TEAGUE (Irish) Poet.

TEARLACH (Scottish) Man.

TED (English) Short form of Edward or Theodore. Notables: News anchorman Ted Koppel; singer Ted Nugent; media entrepreneur Ted Turner.

TEDDY (English) Short form of Edward or Theodore. Notables: Singer Teddy Pendergrass.

TEGAN (Irish) Doe.

TELEM (Hebrew) Furrow.

TELFORD (French) One who works with iron. Variations: Telfer, Telfor, Telfour.

TELLER (English) Storyteller.

TELLY (Greek) Short form of Teller or Theodore. Notables: Actor Telly Savalas.

TEMPEST (French) Storm.

TEMPLE (English) Temple.

TEMPLETON (English) Town near the temple. Variations: Temple, Templeten.

TENNANT (English) Tenant. Variations: Tenant, Tennent.

TENNESSEE (Native American) The state. Notables: Playwright Tennessee Williams.

TENNYSON (English) Son of Dennis. Variations: Tenney, Tennie, Tenny.

TERACH (Hebrew) Goat. Variations: Tera, Terah.

TERENCE (Latin) Roman clan name that could mean smooth. Notables: Actor Terence Stamp; playwright Terence McNally. Variations: Tarrance, Terencio, Terrance, Terrence, Terrey, Terri, Terry.

TERRELL (German) Follower of Thor. Variations: Terrall, Terrel, Terrill, Terryl, Terryll, Tirrell, Tyrrell.

TERRY (English) Short form of Terence. Notables: Football player Terry Bradshaw; director/animator and Monty Python member Terry Gilliam.

TEVA (Hebrew) Nature.

TEVIN (African-American) Variation of Kevin.

TEVIS (Scottish) Form of Thomas.

TEX (American) Nickname for Texas. Notables: Country singer/actor Tex Ritter.

THADDEUS (Aramaic) Brave. Notables: Polish patriot and soldier Thaddeus Kosciuszko. Variations: Taddeo, Tadeo, Tadio, Thad, Thaddaus.

THAI (Vietnamese) Many.

THANE (English) Warrior. Variations: Thain, Thaine, Thayn, Thayne.

THANIEL (Hebrew) Form of Nathaniel.

THANOS (Greek) Nobleman.

THATCHER (English) Roof thatcher. Variations: Thacher, Thatch, Thaxter.

THAW (English) Melt.

THAYER (German) Of the army.

THEOBALD (German) Brave people. Variations: Thebaud, Thebault, Thibault, Thibaut, Tibold, Tiebold.

THEODORE (Greek) Gift from God. Notables: U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. Variations: Teador, Ted, Tedd, Teddey, Teddie, Teddy, Tedor, Teodor, Teodoro, Theo, Theodor.

THEODORIC (German) Leader of the people. Variations: Thierry.

THERON (Greek) Hunter.

THESEUS (Greek) Ancient mythological figure.

THIASSI (Scandinavian) Ancient mythological figure. Variations: Thiazi, Thjazi.

THIERRY (French) Form of Theodore. Notables: Fashion designer Thierry Mugler.

THOMAS (Aramaic) Twin. Notables: U.S. President Thomas Jefferson; inventor Thomas Edison; writer Thomas Hardy. Variations: Tam, Tameas, Thom, Thoma, Thompson, Thomson, Thumas, Thumo, Tom, Tomas, Tomaso, Tomasso, Tomaz, Tomcio, Tomek, Tomelis, Tomi, Tomie, Tomislaw, Tomm, Tommy, Tomsen, Tomson, Toomas, Tuomas, Tuomo.

THOMPSON (English) Son of Thomas.

THOR (Scandinavian) Thunder. Notables: Thor, mythological god of thunder; Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl. Variations: Tor, Torr.

THORALD (Scandinavian) One who follows Thor. Variations: Thorold, Torald.

THORGOOD (English) Thor is good. Notables: Civil rights leader Thurgood Marshall. Variations: Thurgood.

THORLEY (English) Thor's meadow. Variations: Thorlea, Thorlee, Thorleigh, Thorly, Torley.

THORNE (English) Thorn. Variations: Thorn.

THORNLEY (English) Thorny meadow. Variations: Thornlea, Thornleigh, Thornly.

THORNTON (English) Thorny town. Notables: Writer Thornton Wilder.

THORPE (English) Village.

THURLOW (English) Thor's hill.

THURMOND (English) Defended by Thor. Notables: Baseball player Thurman Munson. Variations: Thurman, Thurmon.

THURSTON (Scandinavian) Thor's stone. Variations: Thorstan, Thorstein, Thorsteinn, Thorsten, Thurstain, Thurstan, Thursten, Torstein, Torsten, Torston.

TIBOR (Slavic) Sacred place. Variations: Tiebout, Tybald, Tybalt, Tybault.

TIERNAN (Irish) Little lord. Variations: Tierney, Tighearnach, Tighearnan.

TIERNEY (Irish) Lordly.

TIGER (American) Tiger. Notables: Golfer Tiger Woods. Variations: Tyger.

TILDEN (English) Tilted valley.

TIM (Greek) Short form of Timothy. Notables: Comedians Tim Allen and Tim Conway; film director Tim Burton.

TIMMY (Greek) Short form of Timothy.

TIMON (Greek) Honorable.

TIMOTHY (Greek) Honoring God. Notables: Actors Timothy Hutton and Timothy Dalton. Variations: Timmothy, Timo, Timofeo, Timon, Timoteo, Timothe, Timotheo, Timotheus, Timothey, Tymmothy, Tymothy.

TINO (Italian) Small.

TITO (Spanish) To honor. Notables: Musician Tito Puente.

TITUS (Greek) Of the giants. Variations: Tito, Titos.

TIVON (Hebrew) Lover of nature.

TOAL (Irish) Strong people. Variations: Tuathal, Tully.

TOBAR (Gypsy) Road.

TOBIAS (Hebrew) God is good. Variations: Tobe, Tobey, Tobia, Tobiah, Tobie, Tobin, Toby.

TOBY (English) Short form of Tobias. Notables: Country singer Toby Keith; actor Tobey McGuire. Variations: Tobey.

TODD (English) Fox. Notables: Chef Todd English. Variations: Tod.

TOM (English) Short form of Thomas. Notables: Actors Tom Cruise and Tom Hanks; rocker Tom Petty. Variations: Thom.

TOMLIN (English) Little twin. Variations: Tomlinson.

TOMMY (English) Short form of Thomas. Notables: Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger; choreographer Tommy Tune; comedian Tommy Chong.

TONG (Vietnamese) Aromatic.

TONY (Latin) Nickname for Anthony. Notables: Singer Tony Orlando; actor Tony Curtis. Variations: Toney, Tonie.

TOPHER (English) Form of Christopher. Notables: Actor Topher Grace.

TORAO (Japanese) Tiger.

TORD (Scandinavian) Peace of Thor.

TORGER (Scandinavian) Thor's spear. Variations: Terje, Torgeir.

TORIN (Irish) Chief.

TORIO (Japanese) Bird's tail.

TORRANCE (Irish) Little hills. Variations: Torin, Torrence, Torrin.

TORY (English) Short form of Torrance. Variations: Torrey, Torry.

TOWNSEND (English) Town's end.

TRACY (Greek) Brave warrior. Variations: Trace, Tracey, Treacy.

TRAVERS (French) Crossroads.

TRAVIS (French) Toll-taker. Notables: Singer Travis Tritt. Variations: Traver, Travers, Travus, Travys.

TRAYTON (English) Town near trees.

TREMAIN (Celtic) Stone house. Variations: Tremaine, Tremayne.

TRENT (Latin) Rushing waters. Notables: Singer Trent Reznor; U.S. Senator Trent Lott. Variations: Trenten, Trentin, Trenton.

TREVOR (Welsh) Large homestead. Notables: Actor Trevor Howard. Variations: Trefor, Trev, Trevar, Trever, Trevis.

TREY (English) Three. Notables: South Park creator Trey Parker.

TRIG (Scandinavian) Trusty.

TRINI (Latin) Short form of Trinity. Notables: Singer Trini Lopez.

TRINITY (Latin) The Holy Trinity.

TRIPP (English) Traveler.

TRISTAN (Welsh) Famous Welsh folklore character. Variations: Tris, Tristam.

TRISTRAM (Welsh) Sorrowful. Notables: Literary character Tristram Shandy.

TROY (Irish) Soldier. Notables: Actor Troy Donahue. Variations: Troi, Troye.

TRUITT (English) Small and sincere.

TRUMAN (English) Loyal one. Notables: Writer Truman Capote. Variations: Trueman, Trumaine, Trumann.

TRUMBALL (English) Strong.

TUAN (Vietnamese) Unimportant.

TUCKER (English) One who works with cloth. Notables: TV news commentator Tucker Carlson.

TUDOR (Welsh) Royal dynasty.

TUG (Scandinavian) Pull. Notables: Baseball player Tug McGraw.

TULLY (Irish) Peaceful. Variations: Tull, Tulley, Tullie.

TUPPER (English) One who keeps rams.

TURK (English) From Turkey.

TURNER (English) Woodworker.

TWAIN (English) Split in two. Variations: Twaine, Twayn.

TWITCHELL (English) Narrow alley.

TWYFORD (English) Place where rivers converge.

TY (American) Unknown definition. Notables: TV fix-it man Ty Pennington; baseball player Ty Cobb. Variations: Tye.

TYDEUS (Greek) Ancient mythological figure.

TYEE (Native American) Chief.

TYLER (English) Tile maker. Variations: Ty, Tylar.

TYNAN (Irish) Dark.

TYRONE (Irish) Land of Owen. Notables: Actor Tyrone Power. Variations: Tiron, Tirone, Ty, Tyron.

TYRRELL (French) To pull. Variations: Terrell, Tirell, Tyrrell.

TYRUS (English) Thor.

TYSON (English) Firebrand. Notables: Model Tyson Beckford. Variations: Tieson, Tison, Tysen.