Here are 101 baby names starting with T: 51 for boys and 50 for girls. They come from Indian, Arabic, European, East Asian and other traditions, and each has its meaning and origin so you can compare them easily.
Names beginning with the same letter can sound very different across languages. Read the origin in brackets to find a name that fits your family’s culture, or to discover a beautiful name from somewhere new.
Baby names starting with T for boys and girls
| Boys | Girls |
|---|---|
| Tariq (Muslim – Arabic): Morning star | Tara (Hindi/Sanskrit): Star |
| Tushar (Hindi/Sanskrit): Frost | Tianyi (Chinese): Sweet, kind |
| Tao (Chinese): Peach | Tomoko (Japanese): Intelligent |
| Takumi (Japanese): Artisan, skilled | Tae: Yeon (Korean): Calm and bright |
| Talha (Muslim – Arabic): Fruit-bearing tree | Tahira (Muslim – Arabic): Pure, chaste |
| Tejas (Hindi/Sanskrit): Radiance | Trisha (Hindi): Noble, desire |
| Tomoya (Japanese): Wise one | Tsuki (Japanese): Moon |
| Tharik (Muslim – Arabic): Morning star | Tenzin (Tibetan): Protector of teachings |
| Tian (Chinese): Sky, heaven | Talia (Hebrew): Dew of heaven |
| Tahir (Muslim – Arabic): Pure, clean | Tuba (Muslim – Arabic): A tree in paradise |
| Toshiro (Japanese): Talented one | Tsubasa (Japanese): Wings |
| Taufiq (Muslim – Arabic): Success, prosperity | Tamiko (Japanese): Child of the people |
| Tej (Hindi/Sanskrit): Brightness | Tehzeeb (Muslim – Arabic): Elegance, refinement |
| Tsuyoshi (Japanese): Strong | Toshiko (Japanese): Clever child |
| Taj (Muslim – Arabic): Crown | Tala (Arabic): Gold |
| Tatsuya (Japanese): Dragon | Taliyah (Muslim – Arabic): Nightingale |
| Theodore (Greek): Gift of God | Taylor (English): Tailor |
| Tristan (Celtic): Tumult | Trinity (English): Three in one |
| Thomas (Aramaic): Twin | Thalia (Greek): Blooming |
| Timothy (Greek): Honoring God | Thea (Greek): Goddess |
| Tyler (English): Tile maker | Tess (English): Harvester |
| Tate (English): Cheerful | Tiana (Russian): Fairy queen |
| Talon (English): Claw | Tabitha (Aramaic): Gazelle |
| Trenton (English): Trent’s town | Taryn (Irish): Rocky hill |
| Thaddeus (Aramaic): Brave heart | Thora (Norse): Thunder goddess |
| Tobias (Hebrew): God is good | Tamara (Hebrew): Palm tree |
| Terrence (Latin): Smooth | Tessa (Greek): Harvester |
| Terrance (Latin): Soft | Trixie (Latin): Bringer of joy |
| Tiberius (Latin): Of the Tiber | Tahlia (Hebrew): Morning dew |
| Tatum (Old English): Cheerful | Tiara (Greek): Crown |
| Tadhg (Irish): Poet, philosopher | Tatiana (Russian): Fairy queen |
| Thane (Scottish): Chief | Talitha (Aramaic): Young girl |
| Tarun (Sanskrit): Young, youth | Tabassum (Arabic): Smile |
| Takeshi (Japanese): Warrior | Tanvi (Sanskrit): Delicate |
| Tanish (Sanskrit): Jewel | Tasneem (Arabic): Fountain in paradise |
| Taro (Japanese): First son | Tia (Spanish): Aunt, princess |
| Thiago (Portuguese): Supplanter | Tulsi (Sanskrit): Holy basil |
| Timur (Turkish): Iron | Tanisha (Sanskrit): Ambition |
| Tomas (Spanish): Twin | Tae-hee (Korean): Great joy |
| Tanvir (Arabic): Enlightened | Tavishi (Sanskrit): Courageous |
| Theo (Greek): Gift of God | Teresa (Spanish): Harvester |
| Tuan (Vietnamese): Bright | Thanh (Vietnamese): Bright, clear |
| Tae-yang (Korean): Sun | Tsubaki (Japanese): Camellia |
| Talib (Arabic): Seeker | Tanaya (Sanskrit): Daughter |
| Tanay (Sanskrit): Son | Tejal (Sanskrit): Radiant |
| Tiago (Portuguese): Supplanter | Tamanna (Arabic): Desire |
| Tobiah (Hebrew): God is good | Takara (Japanese): Treasure |
| Tadashi (Japanese): Loyal | Tanya (Russian): Fairy queen |
| Taha (Arabic): Pure | Tanushree (Sanskrit): Beautiful |
| Tavish (Scottish): Twin | Toral (Gujarati): A folk heroine |
| Teodor (Slavic): Gift of God |
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