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Baby Girl Names T

From Tabitha to Tyne and everything in between, hundreds of babe girl names starting with the letter T along with the meanings and origin of each name.

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Well-nigh Popular Babe Girl Names Starting with T

Get-go we'll start with the most pop baby girl names from 2018. They were:

• Taylor
• Trinity
• Teagan
• Tessa
• Thea
• Talia
• Tatum
• Tiana
• Tiffany
• Tatiana
• Tenley
• Thalia
• Tinsley
• Teresa
• Tori
• Treasure
• Tinley
• Taliyah
• Tara
• Tegan

Taylor was the most popular infant girl proper noun starting with T in 2018.  This should come up as no surprise as Taylor has been the most common baby daughter name starting with T as far back every bit 2009. What a run!

Here's how the superlative three names have looked over the past decade:

Taylor wasn't just pop for T girl names in 2018. Overall information technology was the number 121 near popular name among all babe daughter names in 2018. Here'south how it looked when compared to all baby girls born in 2018.

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While Taylor was a popular option in 2018, y'all can come across it was only about 97% every bit popular a baby girl name equally Ximena.   Just for fun, let'southward take a look at the most popular baby girl names offset with T throughout history.

Now let's expect into what girl'due south names lost and gained popularity in 2018, again simply for names starting with T.

As you lot can meet, Theodora jumped by xviii slots while Taliah lost some ranking in 2018 by 2 spots.

Unique Baby Girl Names Starting With T

While it's fun to see what lots of other people are naming their babies, many people adopt to find infant names that are more than uncommon. To that cease, below is the some of the more unique baby daughter names starting with T.

• Tabitha
• Theresa
• Tallulah
• Tess
• Tyler
• Temperance
• Tania
• Theodora
• Tia
• Tamia
• Taryn
• Taya
• Taytum
• Tala
• Tianna
• Tilly
• Tina
• Teigan
• Toni
• Tamara

Overall, Tabitha was the 1096^th about pop girl name in 2018 with 226 babies. That ways there were 11x more Taylors than Tabithas last year. That makes it a very unique proper name!

If yous don't accept your name in listen however, don't worry! Below we nowadays a list of literally every baby girl proper noun — including center names — starting with T, the proper noun's significant and origin. Good luck and have a wonderful mean solar day.

Tabitha through Takiyah

• TabithaAramaic — A doe or gazelle. A biblical name. Also see Dorcas.
• TaborriNative American — voices that carry
• TaciZuni Indian — washtub
• TacincalaNative American — deer
• TacitaLatin — Silent or peaceful.
• TadakoJapanese — child of Tada
• TadiOmaha Indian — wind
• TahiraArabic — Pure and virtuous.
• TahirahStandard arabic — chaste, pure
• Tahnee — Silverish-haired. Likewise see Tanya.
• Tahnia — Argent-haired. Likewise run across Tanya.
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• TaimaNative American — crash of thunder
• TainnNative American — new moon
• TaipaMiwok Indian — to spread wings
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• TakaJapanese — Alpine, or honourable.
• TakakoJapanese — kid of Taka
• TakaraJapanese — A treasure.
• TakiyahNorth African — pious, righteous

Tala through Tambrey

• TalaNative American — stalking wolf
• TalasiHopi Indian — corn-tassel bloom
• TaleAfrican — green
• TaleenArmenian — Tal, Taline, Talyn
• TaliaAboriginal/Greek/Hebrew/Russian — Aboriginal: Well-nigh water. Greek: Flourishing. Hebrew: Dew. Russian: Born at Christmas. From the proper noun Natalya.
• TalithaAramaic — A picayune girl or maiden. A biblical name.
• TallaraAboriginal — Rain.
• TallulahNative American — Running water.
• Talon
• TalullaIrish Gaelic — A prosperous lady.
• TalwynCornish — A off-white brow.
• TalyaRussian — Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
• TamScottish — A twin or heart. A boy or girl's proper noun.
• TamaJapanese/Polynesian — Japanese: A jewel. Polynesian: A male child or son. A boy or girl's proper noun.
• Tamah — A jewel. From the name Tama.
• TamaliHindu
• TamaraHebrew — A palm tree. A popular name in Germany and Russian federation.
• Tamasine — Twin.
• Tamatha — A palm tree. A popular name in Germany and Russian federation.
• Tambreyunknown — immortal

Tamera through Tapanga

• TameraHebrew — A spice or palm tree.
• TamikoJapanese — child of Tami
• Tammi — A palm tree.
• Tammie — A palm tree.
• Tammy — A palm tree.
• Tamora — From Shakespeare'due south play Titua Andronicus.
• TamsinCornish — A gratuitous person. A feminine form of Charles, Also encounter Carla, Carol and Caroline.
• TamsynNative American — Tami
• TanakaJapanese — dweller
• Tanashastrong willed, persistant — Tenyasha
• TaniJapanese — From the valley.
• Tania — Silver-haired. A nickname for Tatyana. Also run across Titania.
• TansyGreek — Immortal. A bloom proper name.
• TanuHindu
• TanujaHindu
• TanushiHindu
• TanviHindu
• TanyaRussian — Silver-haired. A nickname for Tatyana. Besides run into Titania.
• TaoChinese — Long life.
• TapangaAfrican, Hebrew — sweet, unpredictable

Tapi through Tayen

• TapiHindu
• TaptiHindu
• TaraIrish gaelic/Sanskrit — Irish Gaelic: A rocky hill, from the aboriginal dwelling of Republic of ireland's kings. Sanskrit: A star. The name of a Buddhist goddess. A boy or girl's name.
• TaranaAncient — A large waterhole.
• TarangaPolynesian — A figure from legend.
• TarraAboriginal — A creek.
• TarshaNative American
• Taryn — The proper name of a county in Northern Ireland. Feminine form of Tyrone.
• Tasha — Built-in at Christmas. From the proper noun Natalya.
• TashiTibetan/Sherpa — Prosperity. A boy or girl's name.
• Tasmine — Twin.
• TathraAboriginal — Beautiful country.
• TatumOld English — From Tate'due south homestead. A male child or daughter'southward name.
• TatyaAboriginal — A goanna.
• TatyanaLatin — Silvery-haired. A popular Russian name. Likewise see Tanya.
• Tavia — The eighth.
• TawnieEnglish — little one, xanthous-brown
• TawnyOld French — With yellowish-chocolate-brown hair.
• TayceFrench — silence
• TayenNative American — new moon

Taylar through Tenzin

• TaylarOld French — to cut
• TaylorOne-time French — A tailor. A male child or girl's proper name.
• Teagan
• TealEnglish language — A water bird. A male child or girl's proper noun.
• TeanCornish — 1 of the Isles of Scilly. A boy or girl'southward name.
• TeganWelsh — Of doe-like beauty.
• TegenCornish — A pretty picayune thing.
• TegwenWelsh — Beautiful and blessed.
• TehyaNative American — precious
• TejalHindu
• TejiHindu
• TeklaGreek — divine fame
• Telma — A wish, or volition.
• TemaHebrew — righteous, a palm tree
• TeminaHebrew — honest
• TemiraHebrew
• TemperanceLatin — Moderate.
• TempestSometime French — Stormy.
• Teneale — Princess – submitted by Michelle Leaney
• TenzinTibetan/Sherpa — Protector of Dharma. A male child or girl's name.

Tenzing through Texcean

• TenzingTibetan/Sherpa — Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl'south name.
• TeofiliaGreek — Beloved by God.
• TereixaGalician
• TerenaLatin — earthly
• TerenciaLatin — Smooth and polished. A feminine class of Terence.
• TerentiaGreek — guardian
• TeresaGreek — The harvester or reaper.
• TerhiTerminate
• TeriGreek — The harvester or reaper. From the proper noun Teresa, but also used as independent names.
• TerraLatin — Earth
• TerriGreek — The harvester or reaper. From the proper name Teresa, but also used equally independent names.
• TerryGreek/Latin — Greek: The harvester or reaper. Latin: Polish and polished. A boy or girl's name.
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• TertiaLatin — The third child.
• Terza — Pleasant.
• TesiaShine — loved by God
• TessGreek — The harvester or reaper. From the proper name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
• TessaGreek — The harvester or reaper. From the proper name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
• TessieGreek — The harvester or reaper. From the proper noun Teresa, simply also used every bit independent names.
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Thaddea through Theresa

• ThaddeaGreek — Courageous.
• ThaisGreek — the bond
• Thaisa — From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
• ThalassaGreek — From the body of water.
• Thalia — Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
• ThanaArabic — Gratitude.
• ThanhVietnamese — Brilliant.
• TharaStandard arabic — wealth
• TheaGreek — A goddess. Too a nickname from Alethea, Althea, Anthea, Dorothy and Theodora.
• TheanoGreek — A divine name.
• TheclaGreek — The glory of God.
• ThedaTeutonic — Of the people. Also see Theodora.
• ThelmaGreek — A wish, or will.
• TheodoraGreek — The gift of God. The feminine form of Theodore. Also run into Dorothy.
• TheodosiaGreek — God-given.
• TheoneGreek — godly
• TheophaniaGreek — A manifestation of God. A suitable name for a girl born on 6 January, the Epiphany. Also see Tiffany.
• TheoraGreek — A thinker or watcher.
• TheraGreek — Wild. From the proper name of an isle.
• Theresa — The harvester or reaper.

Therese through Tienette

• Therese — The harvester or reaper.
• TheresiaGerman — The harvester or reaper.
• ThetisGreek — Positive adamant.
• ThirzaHebrew — sweet-natured, cypress tree
• ThisbeGreek — where the doves live
• ThistleOld English language — thistle
• ThomasaGreek — twin
• ThomasinaGreek — A twin. The feminine form of Thomas. Also see Tamsin.
• ThoraOld Norse — Thunder. A feminine form of Thor.
• ThorbertaOld Norse — The brilliance of Thor.
• ThorborgScandinavian
• ThordisQuondam Norse — The spirit of Thor.
• ThuridScandinavian
• ThyraGreek — A shield bearer.
• ThyrrniScandinavian
• TiaSpanish, Greek — aunt, princess
• TiaraGreek, Latin — turban, bloom name
• TiberiaLatin — After the River Tiber.
• TieganAztec — little princess in the big valley
• TienetteGreek — crowned with laurel

Tierney through Titian

• TierneyIrish gaelic Gaelic — The descendant of a lord. A boy or girl'southward proper noun.
• TierraCastilian — earth, land
• TiffanyOld English — A manifestation of God. Form of Theophania.
• TigerlilyLily, Tiger
• Tilda — The mighty boxing maiden.
• Tillie — The mighty battle maiden.
• Tilly — The mighty boxing maiden.
• Timandra — From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
• TimotheaGreek — Honouring God, or honoured by God. The female form of Timothy.
• Tina — From the proper noun Bettina, Christina, Valentina. Bettina – Consecrated to God. Christina – A follower of Christ, a Christian. Valentina – Stiff and good for you.
• Tineka JawanaAfrican
• TinkaAboriginal — The twenty-four hours.
• Tionne
• TiponyaMiwok Indian — owl poking the hatching egg
• TirionWelsh — Gentle.
• TirrannaAboriginal — Running water.
• TirzaHebrew
• TirzahHebrew — Pleasant.
• TitaniaGreek — The smashing ane. The proper name of the fairy queen in Shakespeare'south A Midsummer Nighttime's Dream.
• TitianGreek — crimson-gold

Tivona through Tori

• TivonaHebrew — lover of nature
• TizaneHungarian — A gypsy.
• ToakaseTonga — adult female of the Sea
• TobieHebrew — God is good. A boy or girl'due south proper name.
• TobitHebrew
• Toinette — Across price, praiseworthy. The feminine course of Antony.
• TokikoJapanese — child of Toki
• TolaPolish — priceless
• TolenaToley
• TomikoJapanese — child of Tomi
• Tona
• Toni — Beyond cost, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
• Tonia — Across toll, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
• Tonie — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
• Tonya — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
• TooraAncient — A woman.
• TopazGreek — The name of a gemstone.
• ToraJapanese — A tiger.
• ToralHindu
• Tori — Victory, the victorious one.

Torie through Trina

• Torie — Victory, the victorious one.
• Tory — Victory, the victorious one.
• TosiaLatin — costive
• Totie — Gift of God.
• Tottie — A complimentary person. A feminine form of Charles, Also meet Carla, Carol and Caroline.
• Totty — A gratuitous person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
• TourmalineSinghalese — The name of a gemstone.
• ToveHebrew — good
• ToyoJapanese — plentiful
• TraceyOld French — From a placename.
• TracyOld French — Brave. A boy or daughter'south proper noun.
• TreasaIrish/Gaelic — The harvester or reaper.
• TresaAragonic
• TressaCornish — The third. Too see Teresa.
• TrevaCeltic — prudent
• Tricia — Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
• TrifineOld French — Trifin, Trifina
• TrilbyItalian — Sings with trills. A boy or girl'south proper name.
• TrilochanaHindu
• TrinaGreek — Pure. Too a nickname from Catherine, Katherine and Katrina.

Trind through Tryne

• TrindSwedish — pure
• TrinidadSpanish — After the Caribbean island.
• TrinityLatin — A trio or triad, as in the Holy Trinity. A male child or girl'due south name.
• Trish — Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
• Trisha — Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
• TrishnaHindu — thirst, a form of the Devi
• TristaLatin — The melancholy ane.
• Tristana — Sad.
• Tristessa — Bold.
• Trix — The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the proper noun of a 4th-century saint.
• Trixi — The blessed i. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the proper noun of a 4th-century saint.
• Trixie — The blessed 1. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
• Trixy — The blessed i. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the proper noun of a 4th-century saint.
• Trude — From Gertrude.
• Trudi — A spear maiden.
• Trudie — A spear maiden.
• Trudy — A spear maiden.
• TruptiHindu
• TrushaHindu
• TryneDutch — pure

Tryphena through Tyne

• TryphenaLatin — dainty
• TuesdayFormer English language — Born on a Tuesday.
• TuhinaHindu
• TulasiHindu — a Devi
• TulipTurkish — A flower proper noun.
• TulliaIrish Gaelic — Peaceful.
• TullyCeltic, Gaelic — a people, peaceful one
• TurquoiseOld French — A gem.
• TuruaPolynesian — Beautiful.
• TustiHindu — peace, happiness, a for of the Devi
• TutiIndonesian — An unusual girl'southward proper noun.
• TuviaHebrew — God is good. The female form of Tobias.
• TwylaErstwhile English language — Woven with double thread.
• Tyannespecial 1 — Ty
• TydfillWelsh
• TylerOld English language — A tiler or tile-maker. A boy or girl's name.
• Tyne — The name of an English river. A boy or girl's proper noun.

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