Tardeo
Aramaic: praise
(Tar, Tardie)

Taima
Native American: thunder boom

Tanner
Old English: leather worker
(Tann, Tanny)

Taro
Japanese: first born male or son

Tate
Old English: a tithe, or one-tenth

Tayib
Hindi: good

Taylor
French: tailor

Ted
Greek: form of Tehodore
(Teddy)

Terence
Latin: tender
(Terrence, Terry, Torin, Tory, Torie, Torrance)

Thaddues
Hebrew: praise be to God
(Tad, Ted, Teddy, Thad, Thaddeas, Thadeus, Thadius)

Thai
Vietmanese: many
Thai: citizen of the country

Thanh
Vietnamese: finish, complete

Thayer
Teutonic: nation's army

Theodore
Greek: gift of god
(Tad, Ted, Teddie, Teddy, Theo, Tod, Todd, Theodor, Teodoro, Theodoro, Feodore, Fedor, Teodor, Tyodor, Tudor, Theodosius)

Thomas
Aramaic: the twin
(Tom, Tommy, Thompson, Tomkin, Tomas, Tomasso, Tamlane, Tamas, Tamus)

Thor
Old Norwegian: thruderous one
(Thork)

Thorne
Old English: he who lives by the thorn tree
(Thorn, Thorton)

Thorpe
Teutonic: hamlet

Thurston
Scandinavian: Thor's jewel

Timothy
Greek: give honor to God
(Tim, Timmy, Timmie)

Tito
Greek: of the giants, or iron man
(Titos, Titus)

Tiwauni
Yoruban: it is yours

Tobia
Hebrew: God is good
(Toby, Tobey, Tobiah, Tobin, Tobyn)

Todd
Scottish: fox
(Tod, Toddy)

Tomi
Japanese: rich

Tor
Nigerian: king

Toshihiro
Japanese: wise one

Tovi
Hebrew: good
(Tov)

Tracey
Anglo-Saxon: brave defender
(Trace, Tracy)

Travis
French: at the crossing
(Travers)

Trent
Latin: torrent
(Trenton)

Trevor
Cornish: great house
(Trefor)

Tristan
Latin: full of sorrow
Celtic: bold
(Tris, Tristian, Tristram)

Troy
Old French: after the city

Truman
Anglo-Saxon: faithful man
(Tru, Trueman)

Tucker
Middle English: cloth tucker
(Tuc, Tuck)

Tuyen
Vietnamese: angel

Tyler
Anglo-Saxon: tilemaker
(Ty, Tye)

Tyrone
Latin: soldier
(Ty, Tyron)