Boy name starts with T

Spanish or Portuguese origin

means "heart" or "courageous."

Suggests strength and precision.

Originally an occupational surname

implies craftsmanship.

A modern name with a positive and lively connotation.

A unisex name meaning "cheerful" or "happy."

Originally an occupational surname

suggests skill and creativity.

Irish origin

means "beautiful" or "attractive."

A short form of Theodore

means "God" or "divine."

Variant of Terence

suggests elegance and gentleness.

A name with a strong and dynamic feel.

Classic name meaning "tender" or "graceful."

A common English name, often used as a short form of Terence.

An Aramaic name often associated with one of the twelve apostles.

An occupational surname turned given name.

A short form of Theodore, meaning "gift of God."

A classic name with religious significance.

A Portuguese and Spanish variant of Jacob, meaning "holder of the heel."

A traditional name, widely used in many cultures.

A Greek name derived from "Timotheos."

Refers to the powerful deities in Greek mythology.

A name with Roman origins, often associated with a Roman emperor.

A Hebrew name commonly used in various cultures.

A short form of Tobias, popular in English-speaking countries.

Originally an English surname meaning "fox."

The Spanish and Portuguese form of Thomas.

A diminutive form of Thomas, often used affectionately.

A common diminutive of Anthony.

Often used as a modern name, derived from "Tracy."

An English surname that became a popular given name.

Derived from the name of a river in England.

A modern name combining Trent with "town."

A modern variation of Trevor.

A Welsh name meaning "homestead."

A modern name often used as a diminutive or nickname.

A surname turned given name, suggesting a journey.

A name of Welsh origin, known from the Tristan and Isolde legend.

A less common spelling of Tristan.

Another alternative spelling of Tristan.

Another variation of the name Tristan.

Another form of Tristan, often used interchangeably.

A name of Greek origin, associated with the ancient city of Troy.

A modern, short name suggesting fidelity.

A name with Southern American roots, meaning "truly" or "honorable."

A variation of Tristan, used in Welsh contexts.

Originally an English surname, meaning "to torment."

An English occupational surname, turned given name.

A short form of Tyler or other names.

An English surname that became a popular given name.

A Scottish name meaning "island."

A name of English origin with medieval roots.

A modern name of uncertain origin.

A name of Irish origin, associated with a county in Ireland.

A name of English origin meaning "son of Tye."