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101 boy names that start with the letter T

One of the first important decisions we will make about our baby is to choose the name that he will carry throughout his life. There are many places where we can look for a little inspiration, such as culture or also, follow a family tradition.

But if you have a liking for a particular letter, our series of baby names from A to Z can give you some ideas. Continuing with this journey through the alphabet, we share 101 boy names that begin with the letter T.

  • Tabar: of Scythian origin, it means “ax”.
  • Tabari: of Arabic origin, it means “he remembers”.
  • Tabor: of Hebrew origin, it means “height”.
  • Tacio: of Latin origin, it means “belonging to the Taci family”.
  • Tacitus: of Latin origin, it means “silent”.
  • Tad: diminutive of Thaddeus.
  • Tadashi: of Japanese origin, it means “true, lucky”.
  • Thaddeus: of Aramaic origin, it means “the one who praises”.
  • Tadhg: of Irish origin, it means “poet”.
  • Tafari: of Amharic origin, it means “the one who inspires admiration”.
  • Tai: unisex name with several possible meanings: in Chinese it means “too much”, in Maori it means “wave” and in Romanian it means “yours”.
  • Tait: of Nordic origin, it means “happy”.
  • Taj: of Hindi origin, it means “crown”.
  • Takaani: of Inuit origin, it means “wolf”.
  • Takeo: of Japanese origin, it means “strong like a bamboo”.
  • Taki: of Japanese origin, it means “waterfall”.
  • Tal: unisex name of Hebrew origin, means “rain”.
  • Talal: of Hebrew origin, it means “pleasant, admirable”.
  • Talbot: of English origin, it means “command of the valley”.
  • Talib: of Arabic origin, it means “knowledge seeker”.
  • Tahiel: of Mapuche origin, it means “free man”.
  • Tahoe: of Native American origin, it means “edge of the lake”.
  • Tam: Scottish variant of Thomas.
  • Tamir: of Hebrew origin, it means “owner of many palm trees”.
  • Tancredo: Italian name of Germanic origin, which means “reflective advice”.
  • Tarak: of Sanskrit origin, it means “protector”.
  • Taranis: of Celtic origin, it means “thunder”.
  • Tarian: unisex name of Welsh origin, it means “shield”.
  • Tariq: of Arabic origin, it means “the one who knocks at the door”.
  • Taro: of Japanese origin, it means “the eldest son”.
  • Tarsicio: of Latin origin, refers to those born in Tarsus.
  • Tasso: of Italian origin, it means “cup”.
  • Tate: of English origin, it means “happy”.
  • Taylor: of English origin, it means “tailor”.
  • Teagan: of Irish origin, it means “little poet”.
  • Ted: diminutive of Teodoro.
  • Teddy: diminutive of Teodoro.
  • Tegan: of Welsh origin, it means “fair”.
  • Teije: Dutch form of Mateo.
  • Telmo: variant of Elmo, which is of Germanic origin and means “protector”.
  • Temani: of Hebrew origin, it means “from the south”.
  • Tenzin: of Tibetan origin, it means “holder of the teaching”.
  • Teo / Theo: diminutive of names like Teodoro, Teobaldo, Teófilo and Teoberto.
  • Tybalt: of Germanic origin, it means “audacious people”.
  • Teoberto: of Germanic origin, it means “brilliant people”.
  • Theodore: of Greek origin, it means “gift of God”.
  • Teófilo: of Greek origin, it means “friend of God”.
  • Tercio: of Latin origin, it means “third”.
  • Terre: of French origin, it means “land”.
  • Terry: diminutive of the masculine name Terence, whose meaning is unknown.
  • Tertius: of Latin origin, it means “third”.
  • Theseus: of Greek origin, it means “the one who founds”.
  • Tetsuo: of Japanese origin, it means “wise man”.
  • Tetsuya: of Japanese origin, it means “philosophy”.
  • Teun: Dutch diminutive of Antonio.
  • Teutli: of Nahuatl origin, it means “lord”.
  • Thaddai: ancient Aramaic form of Thaddeus.
  • Thanh: of Vietnamese origin, it means “bright blue”.
  • Théodore: French variant of Theodore.
  • Theon: of Greek origin, it means “pious”.
  • Theron: of Greek origin, it means “hunter”.
  • Thiago / Tiago: of Hebrew origin, it is a variant of Santiago, which means “the one who changes”.
  • Thompson: of English origin, it means “son of Tom”.
  • Thorin: of old Norse origin, it means “brave, daring”.
  • Tibalt: English form of Tybalt.
  • Tiberius: of Latin origin, it means “from the Tiber”.
  • Tibor: of Slavic origin, it means “sacred place”.
  • Tim: diminutive of Timoteo.
  • Timothy: of Greek origin, it means “honoring God”.
  • Timothée: French form of Timothy.
  • Tirion: of Welsh origin, it means “kind, gentle”.
  • Tirso: of Greek origin, it means “staff”.
  • Titus: variant of Titus.
  • Titus: of Latin origin, it means “brave defender”.
  • Titian: of Latin origin, it means “defender”.
  • Tobías: of Greek origin, it means “God is good”.
  • Todd: of English origin, it means “fox”.
  • Todor: equivalent in Basque of Teodoro, which means “gift from God”.
  • Ptolemy: of Greek origin, it means “warrior”.
  • Tom: short form of Thomas or Thomas.
  • Thomas / Thomas: of Aramaic origin, it means “twin”.
  • Tomeo: of Japanese origin, it means “cautious man”.
  • Tomer: of Hebrew origin, it means “palm tree”.
  • Tonatiuh: from the Nahuatl tōnatiuh , which means “the sun”.
  • Toni: diminutive of Antonio.
  • Torcuato: of Latin origin, it means “the one who wears a necklace”.
  • Toribio: of Greek origin, it means “turbulent”.
  • Torin: of Irish origin, it means “chief”.
  • Travis: of French origin, it means “toll manager”.
  • Trevor: of Welsh origin, it means “of the big town”.
  • Trey: of English origin, it means “three”.
  • Tristán: diminutive of Drust in old French, means “tumult”. It is also believed that it can come from Latin and means “sad”, or from the Celtic root dru which means “oak”.
  • Troy: of Irish origin, it means “descendant of a soldier”.
  • Trust: of English origin, it means “trust”.
  • Truth: of English origin, it means “truth”.
  • Tucker: of English origin, it means “cloth pleater”.
  • Tudor: Welsh variant of Theodore.
  • Tulio: of Latin origin, it means “belonging to Tullus”.
  • Turner: of English origin, it means “the one who works with a lathe”.
  • Txarles: Basque variant of Carlos, which means “free man”.
  • Txomin: diminutive of Domiku, variant in Basque of Domingo, which means “consecrated to God”.

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