Girl's name with T

  • Short form of Christina or Martina, used internationally

  • English-origin unisex name from the tailor occupation

  • Greek-origin girl’s name meaning manifestation of God

  • Russian diminutive of Tatiana, widely used internationally

  • Irish-origin girl’s name meaning hill or star, also Sanskrit use

  • Spanish/Portuguese form of Theresa, meaning harvester

  • Russian-origin girl’s name from Roman family name Tatius

  • Diminutive of Tamara, common in English use

  • Hebrew-origin girl’s name meaning date palm

  • Spanish-origin girl’s name meaning aunt, also a short form of names ending in -tia

  • Diminutive of Matilda, meaning mighty in battle

  • Short form of Patricia, meaning noblewoman

  • Diminutive of Teresa or Theresa, popular in English

  • Common English name; popular for girls in 70s–80s.

  • Unisex; as a girl's name, short for Teresa.

  • Biblical girl's name meaning 'gazelle'.

  • Diminutive of Natasha; friendly Slavic choice.

  • Modern English given name from the jeweled crown.

  • Modern English name from the Christian doctrine.

  • Greek myth name; muse of comedy, 'to bloom'.

  • Greek short form of Theodora/Dorothea; means 'goddess'.

  • Short form of Katrina/Katharina; used as a given name.

  • Variant of Tanishaa; used in US/India; Sanskrit roots.

  • Variant of Tanya; Russian roots, common in US.

  • Short for Patricia; Latin 'patrician' roots.

  • Short for Antonia; widely used internationally.

  • Diminutive of Beatrix; playful vintage vibe.

  • Greek origin; means 'gift of God'.

  • Scandinavian name; linked to Norse god Tyr.

  • Nickname of Talia/Talitha; used as a given name.

  • Literary name by Corelli; popular in the 1900s.

  • From Latin for 'earth'; modern given name.

  • Variant of Tabitha; from Aramaic 'gazelle'.

  • Yes! Short form of Victoria; used for girls.

  • Yes! Feminine name; from Letitia/Patricia.

  • Yes! Diminutive of Gertrude; classic.

  • Yes! French form of Teresa; widely used.

  • Yes! Croatian/Italian form of Thea.

  • Yes! Unisex; used for girls in the US.

  • Yes! Modern feminine name; popular in US.

  • Yes! Choctaw/Irish roots; lively girl's name.

  • Yes! Rare flower name; sometimes given to girls.

  • Yes! Nickname for Tabitha; cute and common.

  • Yes! Short for Tamara; used as a girl's name.

  • Yes! Nickname for Theodora; unisex.

  • Yes! Unisex surname-name; Tatum O'Neal.

  • Hebrew name; short for Talia, 'dew of God'.

  • Unisex English name; used for girls too.

  • Modern American girl's name; widely used.

  • A real nickname that can be used for girls too.

  • Shakespeare's fairy queen; elegant choice.

  • Greek origin; means 'gift of God'.

  • Biblical Hebrew name meaning 'date palm'.

  • Unisex name; from an English surname “leather worker.”

  • A playful nickname used as a feminine name too.

  • Girl’s name of Greek origin; common in Brazil/Spain.

  • Unisex name of Celtic origin; used for girls too.

  • Scandinavian short form of Christine; a girl’s name.

  • A real unisex given name used in several cultures.

  • Spanish girl’s name meaning “Trinity.”

  • Irish surname used as a unisex given name.

  • Color-inspired English given name; used for girls.

  • English word name from the teal bird/color; unisex.

  • Variant of Tamika; popular in the US (1970s-80s).

  • Common Filipino nickname for Christine/Christina.

  • Indian/English given name; means sparkle or twinkle.

  • Unisex nickname for Thomas/Thomasina; rare for girls.

  • Short form of Taylor or Tayla; unisex nickname.

  • Variant of Theodora (Greek) meaning 'gift of God'.

  • Modern rare girl's name; from a Serbian surname

  • Variant of Teela/Matilda; rare but used as a name

  • Hebrew unisex name meaning 'dew'; used for girls

  • Tee

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