From popular names like Taylor, Tamara, and Tania to the less common ones like Tullulah and Turua, there’s a tender tempo to names that begin with T.
Shorter, punchier T names seem popular at the moment – just look at Tala, Tate and Taya – but that doesn’t mean that you can’t opt for something longer, like Tabitha or Tiffany.
We’ve put a list of terrific T names together for you – take a look below.
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Top 10 T names for girls
Popular baby girl names with T
Girls’ names that start with T from indigenous cultures
Unique girl names that start with T
Top 10 T names for girls
Tala: Tala has been a popular girls’ name since the late 1990s and is showing no sign of slipping. It’s a Native American name that means “stalking wolf”.
Talani: An American name that many seem to love.
Tallulah: This one is skyrocketing in popularity at the moment. It’s a Native American name that means “running water”.
Tate: A gender-neutral name that all but disappeared in the 1980s, Tate is back on the popularity charts. It means “cheerful”.
Trinity: Any Matrix fans out there? Trinity means “triad” and refers to the Holy Trinity in Christianity.
Tristan: This name works for both boys and girls and means “sad”. Don’t take it too literally though, Tristan has many heroic references in literature.
Tylee: Related to the name Tyler, Tylee seems to be becoming more common these days.
Tapanga: This name means “sweet” and “unpredictable” in Hebrew – a perfect name for little girls.
Tara: Tara means “hill” or “star”. Irish kings once lived on Ancient Tara, which was where the stone of destiny was held, and Tara is the wife of Shiva in Hindi mythology.
Tatiana: Many little girls will love this one, it means “fairy princess” in Russian.
Taylin: Taylin is a variation of the English girls’ name Tayla.
Taylor: The most popular T name for girls since 2009, this classic refers to the trade of tailoring. Still trendy today, it’s often used for both boys and girls. Swifties will love it.
Teagan: An Irish last name originally, Teagan is now a common first name that means “poet” or “philosopher”. It works as a boys’ name, too.
Tehila: “Praise song” in Hebrew.
Teresa: A Greek name, Teresa means “late summer”.
Terry: Of German origin, Terry means “power of the tribe”. It can be used for boys, too.
Tessa: This one has a very literal meaning, but your baby doesn’t have to be your fourth child for you to love the name, which means exactly that.
Thalia: Doesn’t any parent want their child to flourish? Well, that’s what Thalia means: “flourishing”.
Thea: In Greek mythology, Thea is the goddess of light, as well as mother of the sun, moon, and dawn. The name means “goddess”.
Theo: A unisex name, Theo has Greek roots and means “brave people”.