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Tabitha
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| Language of origin: | Aramaic |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | gazelle |
| Info about origin: | in the Bible Tabitha is a Christian woman brought back from the dead by Saint Peter |
| | name variants with the 'h' written immediately after the 'T' (like Thabita and Thabea) are strictly speaking misspellings |
| Words: | tabitha=the gazelle (Aramaic) |
| Variants: | Tabitha German, English (#210 in US popularity) |
| | Tabea German |
| | Tabatha English (#673 in US popularity) |
| | 1 variant more... |
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Talia
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| Language of origin: | Hebrew |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | dew |
| Variants: | Talia Hebrew (#480 in US popularity) |
| | 1 variant more... |
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Tamara
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| Language of origin: | Hebrew |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | date palm |
| Info about origin: | in the Bible Tamara is one of the daughters of David |
| Words: | tamar=the date palm (Hebrew) |
| Variants: | Tamara German, English, Russian (#236 in US popularity) |
| | Tamia English |
| | Tamira English |
| | Tammy English (#624 in US popularity) |
| | 7 variants more... |
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Tanisha
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| Language of origin: | Hausa |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | born on a Monday |
| Info about origin: | name out of a tradition of the Hausa in Nigeria to name babies according to circumstances of the birth |
| Words: | litinin=the Monday (Hausa) |
| Variants: | Tanisha English (#451 in US popularity) |
| | 1 variant more... |
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Tara
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| Language of origin: | Old Irish |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | became popular as the name of the plantation that is at the center of the movie 'Gone with the Wind' (1936) |
| | used as given name since around 1940 in the US, since around 1960 in the UK |
| | also the Anglicized form of an Irish place name 'Teamhair' which possibly means 'hill' |
| Words: | tara=the hill (Old Irish) |
| Variants: | Tara English (#141 in US popularity) |
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Taryn
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| Language of origin: | English |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | maybe invented by Tyrone Power and Linda Christian for their daughter, born 1953 |
| | can also be seen as an American elaboration of 'Tara' |
| Variants: | Taryn English (#398 in US popularity) |
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Tatjana
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| Language of origin: | Latin |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | from the female form of the Roman given name 'Tatianus', derived from the family name 'Tatius' |
| | 'Tatius' was the name of a king of the Sabinians who governed Rome together with Romulus |
| | origin and meaning of 'Tatius' are unknown |
| Variants: | Tatjana German, Russian, Slavic |
| | Tanja German, Russian |
| | Tania English (#403 in US popularity) |
| | Tanya Russian, English (#325 in US popularity) |
| | Tatiana English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (#240 in US popularity) |
| | Tatyana English (#538 in US popularity) |
| | 2 variants more... |
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Tatum
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| Language of origin: | Old English |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | Tate's homestead |
| Info about origin: | from a family name which derives from a place name with the meaning 'Tate's homestead' |
| Words: | tun=the town, the settlement, the homestead (Old English) |
| Variants: | Tatum English (#873 in US popularity) |
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Taya
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| Language of origin: | Unknown |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | maybe derived from 'Taylor' |
| | in Japanese there 'Taya' is a place name and a family name, with a meaning of 'valley field' |
| | it's unclear whether the English given name and the Japanese name are somehow related |
| Variants: | Taya English |
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Taylor
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| Language of origin: | Old French |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | tailor |
| Info about origin: | from a Norman-French family name which derives from a job title 'tailor' |
| | both a male and a female given name |
| Words: | tailleor=the tailor (Old French) |
| Variants: | Taylor English (#9 in US popularity) |
| | Tayler English (#408 in US popularity) |
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Terra
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| Language of origin: | Latin |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | earth, land |
| Info about origin: | in Roman mythology Terra is the goddess of the earth |
| | this is also a name for the earth, the third planet of the sun |
| | 'Terra' is in use as 'normal' given name in the USA only since around 1970 |
| | the Spanish form 'Tierra' is also in use as a normal given name in the USA, since around 1980 |
| Words: | terra=the earth, das Land (Latin) |
| Variants: | Terra English, Italian, Portuguese (#845 in US popularity) |
| | Tiera English (#854 in US popularity) |
| | Tierra Spanish (#351 in US popularity) |
| | 2 variants more... |
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Thalia
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| Language of origin: | Old Greek |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | in Greek mythology Thalia is the muse of comedy |
| Words: | thallein=to blossom (Old Greek) |
| Variants: | Thalia English (#534 in US popularity) |
| | 2 variants more... |
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Theresa
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| Language of origin: | Old Greek |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | the hunteress (?) |
| Info about origin: | origin not known for sure, maybe from Greek 'ther' (game, animal to be hunted) and thus with a meaning 'hunteress' |
| | 'Therasia' is the name of a small island beside Thera (today Santorin) |
| | thus the name sometimes is said to mean 'woman from Therasia' |
| Words: | ther=the animal, the game (Old Greek) |
| Variants: | Theresa German, English (#256 in US popularity) |
| | Theres German |
| | Therese German |
| | Theresia German |
| | Teresa Italian, Spanish (#228 in US popularity) |
| | Terri English (#825 in US popularity) |
| | Terry English |
| | Tess English (#621 in US popularity) |
| | Tessa English (#239 in US popularity) |
| | Tessie English |
| | Thérèse French |
| | Tracy English (#391 in US popularity) |
| | 5 variants more... |
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Thyra
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| Language of origin: | Old Norse |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | possibly a female form of the Old Norse name 'Tyr', the name of the god of war |
| | or a shortened from of a name which had the meaning 'Thor's fight' |
| Words: | thorr=the thunder, the thunder god (Old Norse) ; vig=the fight, the battle (Old Norse) |
| Variants: | Thyra German, Scandinavian |
| | Tyra English, Scandinavian (#561 in US popularity) |
| | 1 variant more... |
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Tia
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| Language of origin: | English |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | short form of names ending in '-tia', like e.g. Laetitia |
| Variants: | Tia English (#290 in US popularity) |
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Tiara
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| Language of origin: | English |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | use of the common word 'tiara' for a semi-circle crown as given name |
| | the word has Latin and Greek roots |
| Words: | (English) ; tiara=the tiara (Latin) ; tiara=the tiara (Old Greek) |
| Variants: | Tiara English (#240 in US popularity) |
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Tiffany
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| Language of origin: | Old Greek |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | manifestation of God |
| Info about origin: | related to Epiphany (January 6), the holiday commemorating the manifestation of God |
| | made popular by the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' |
| Words: | theos=God (Old Greek) ; phainein=to show, to appear (Old Greek) |
| Variants: | Tiffany German, English (#34 in US popularity) |
| | Tiffani English (#477 in US popularity) |
| | Tiffanie English (#845 in US popularity) |
| | 2 variants more... |
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Tina
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| Language of origin: | German |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | short form of names ending in '-tina' or '-tine', like Christina, Bettina and Albertina |
| Variants: | Tina German, Italian, English, Scandinavian (#332 in US popularity) |
| | Tine German |
| | Tineke Dutch |
| | 1 variant more... |
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Tracy
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| Language of origin: | Old French |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | from a family name deriving from a Norman-French place name |
| | the place name probably had the meaning 'domain of Thracius' |
| | the Latin name 'Thracius' derives from 'Thracia', the name of a Roman province in Southeast Europe |
| Variants: | Tracy English |
| | Tracey English (#792 in US popularity) |
| | Traci English (#753 in US popularity) |
| | 2 variants more... |
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Trinity
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| Language of origin: | English |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | trinity |
| Info about origin: | from the Christian concept of trinity, the belief that God has 3 states of being: Father, Son and Holy Spirit |
| | the word itself has Latin roots |
| | became suddendly popular as a given name in the US towards the end of the 20th century |
| Words: | trinitas=the trinity (Latin) |
| Variants: | Trinity English (#770 in US popularity) |
| | 2 variants more... |
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Trista
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| Language of origin: | Celtic |
| Gender: | female |
| Info about origin: | See male form Tristan |
| Variants: | Trista English (#830 in US popularity) |
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Tyesha
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| Language of origin: | Unknown |
| Gender: | female |
| Variants: | Tyesha English (#862 in US popularity) |
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Tyler
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| Language of origin: | Old English |
| Gender: | female |
| Meaning/translation: | tiler |
| Info about origin: | from a family name which derives from the job title of somebody who tiles roofs |
| | very popular in the last few years in the USA |
| Words: | tigeler=the tiler (Old English) ; tigele=the tile (Old English) |
| Variants: | Tyler English (#340 in US popularity) |
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