By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Tait Scandinavian Cheerful Masculine Talbot Old German From the Valley Masculine Tanner Old English Leather Worker Masculine Tate Old English One Tenth Masculine Taylor French Tailor Masculine Teague Celtic A Poet or Bard Masculine Terrence Latin Tender Masculine Thaddeus Hebrew Praise be to God Masculine Thayer Teutonic Of the Nation's Army Masculine Theobold Teutonic Patriotic Masculine Theodore Greek Gift of God Masculine Theron Greek Hunter Masculine Thomas Aramaic Twin Masculine Thorpe Teutonic Residence Name Masculine Thurston Scandinavian Thor's Jewel Masculine Tilden Old English Residence Name Masculine Timothy Greek Honor God Masculine Titus Latin The Safe Masculine Tobias Hebrew Goodness of the Lord Masculine Toby Hebrew God is Good Masculine Todd Scottish Fox Masculine Tony Latin Beyond Praise Masculine Torrence Irish Like a Tall Tower Masculine Torrey Celtic Residence Name Masculine Townsend Old English Residence Name Masculine Travers French At the Crossing Masculine Travis or Travers French At the Crossing Masculine Trent Latin Torrent Masculine Trevor Cornish Great House Masculine Trey Middle English Three Masculine Tristan Latin Sorrowful Masculine Troy Old French After the City Masculine Truman Old English A Faithful or Loyal Man Masculine Tyler Old English Occupation Name Masculine Tyson Teutonic Son of the German Masculine Tabitha Aramaic Gazelle Feminine Talia Greek Blooming Feminine Tamara Hebrew Palm Tree Feminine Tammy Hebrew Perfect Feminine Tanya Russian Fairy Queen Feminine Tara Gaelic Tower Feminine Tasha **** Short for Natasha Feminine Tatum English Spirited Feminine Templa Latin Temple or Sanctuary Feminine Teri Greek Harvester Feminine Teresa or Teri Greek Harvester Feminine Tertia Latin The Third Feminine Tess Greek Harvester Feminine Thadine Hebrew Praised Feminine Thalia Greek Joy or Blooming Feminine Thea Greek Divine Feminine Thelma Greek Nursing Feminine Theodora Greek Divine Gift Feminine Theola Greek The Divine Feminine Thirza Hebrew Delightful Feminine Thomasina Hebrew The Twin Feminine Thora Teutonic Thunder Feminine Tiffany Greek Appearance of a God Feminine Tilda Teutonic Maid of Battles Feminine Timothea Greek Honoring God Feminine Tina Latin Little One Feminine Toinette Latin Beyond Praise Feminine Tonia Latin Beyond Praise Feminine Tracy Gaelic Fighter Feminine Tressa Greek Harvester Feminine Trina Greek Pure Feminine Trista Latin The Sorrowful Feminine Trix Latin She Who Blesses Feminine Trixie or Trix Latin She Who Blesses Feminine Tuesday English Day of the Week Feminine Tyne Old English River Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Taanach ****** who humbles thee; who answers thee Taanach-shilo ****** breaking down a fig-tree Tabbath ****** good; goodness Tabeal ****** Tabeel, good God Taberah ****** burning Tabitha ****** clear-sighted; a roe-deer Tabor ****** choice; purity; bruising Tabrimon ****** good pomegranate; the navel; the middle Tadmor ****** the palm-tree; bitterness Tahan ****** beseeching; merciful Tahapenes ****** secret temptation Tahath ****** fear; going down Tahpenes ****** standard; flight; temptation Tahrea ****** anger; wicked contention Talitha-cumi ****** young woman, arise Talmai ****** my furrow; that suspends the waters; heap of waters Tamah ****** blotting or wiping out; smiting Tamar ****** palm; palm-tree Tammuz ****** abstruse; concealed; consumed Tanach ****** same as Taanach Tanhumeth ****** consolation; repentance Taphath ****** distillation; drop Tappuah ****** apple; swelling Tarah ****** a hair; a wretch; one banished Taralah ****** searching out slander or, strength Tarea ****** howling; doing evil Tarpelites ****** ravishers; succession of miracles Tarshish ****** contemplation; examination Tarsus ****** winged; feathered Tartak ****** chained; bound; shut up Tartan ****** a general (official title) Tatnai ****** that gives; the overseer of the gifts and tributes Tebah ****** murder; butchery; guarding of the body; a cook Tebaliah ****** baptism or, goodness, of the Lord Tebeth ****** good, goodness (the tenth month of the Hebrews) Tehinnah ****** entreaty; a favor Tekel ****** weight Tekoa ****** trumpet; that is confirmed Telabib ****** a heap of new grain Telah ****** moistening; greenness Telassar ****** taking away; heaping up Telem ****** their dew; their shadow Telharsa ****** suspension of the plow Tel-melah ****** heap of salt Tema ****** admiration; perfection; consummation Teman ****** Temani, the south; Africa; perfect Terah ****** to breathe; scent; blow Teraphim ****** images; idols Tertius ****** third Tertullus ****** third Tetrarch ****** governor of a fourth part Thaddeus ****** that praises or confesses Thahash ****** that makes haste; that keeps silence Thamah ****** that blots out; that suppresses Tharah ****** same as Terah Thebez ****** muddy; eggs; fine linen or silk Thelasar ****** same as Telassar Theophilus ****** friend of God Thessalonica ****** victory against the Thessalians Theudas ****** flowing with water Thomas ****** a twin Thummim ****** perfection; truth Thyatira ****** a perfume; sacrifice of labor Tibbath ****** killing; a cook Tiberias ****** good vision; the navel Tiberius ****** the son of Tiber Tibni ****** straw; hay Tidal ****** that breaks the yoke; knowledge of elevation Tiglath-pileser ****** that binds or takes away captivity Tikvah ****** hope; a little line; congregation Tilon ****** murmuring Timeus ****** perfect; admirable; honorable Timnah ****** forbidding Timnath ****** image; figure; enumeration Timnath-heres, Timnath-serah ****** image of the sun; numbering of the rest Timon ****** honorable; worthy Timotheus ****** honor of God; valued of God Tiphsah ****** passage; leap; step; the passover Tirhakah ****** inquirer; examiner; dull observer Tiria ****** searching out Tirshatha ****** a governor Tirzah ****** benevolent; complaisant; pleasing Tishbite ****** that makes captive Titus ****** pleasing Toah ****** weapon; dart Tob ****** good; goodness Tob-adonijah ****** my good God; the goodness of the foundation of the Lord Tobiah ****** Tobijah, the Lord is good Tochen ****** middle Togarmah ****** which is all bone Tohu ****** that lives; that declares Toi ****** who wanders Tola ****** worm; grub; scarlet Tolad ****** a generation Tophel ****** ruin; folly; without understanding Tophet ****** a drum; betraying Trachonitis ****** stony Troas ****** penetrated Trophimus ****** well educated; well brought up Tryphena ****** delicious; delicate Tryphon ****** masculine of Tryphena Tryphosa ****** thrice shining Tubal ****** the earth; the world; confusion Tubal-cain ****** worldly possession; possessed of confusion Tychicus ****** casual; by chance Tyrannus ****** a prince; one that reigns Tyre ****** Tyrus, strength; rock; sharp Name Root Def. 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