Female and male first names beginning with the letter “T”..

Tazia is an Italian name meaning 'celebration', derived from 'tazza', a cup or goblet.

Taziah is an Arabic female given name meaning "remembrance," associated with Islamic practices of commemorating deceased loved ones. It was originally used as a title for Fatima al-Zahra', daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, and is also believed to be given to daughters born on Ashura, marking Imam Husayn's martyrdom.

Taziya is an Arabic female name meaning 'remembrance' or 'commemoration', honoring Imam Hussein's martyrdom and popular in Muslim cultures, particularly during Ashura commemorations.

Taziyah is an Arabic unisex name meaning 'memorial', popular among Shia Muslims worldwide, symbolizing remembrance of Imam Hussain ibn Ali's martyrdom.

Tazkia is an Arabic origin name, derived from the verb "tzakia" meaning 'to purify' or 'to cleanse', signifying purity, holiness, and spiritual refinement.

Tazlyn is a unique, made-up name created to evoke beauty, grace, and mystery; its meaning, "enchantress," suggests captivating charm.

Tazmeen is a unique Persian name meaning 'beauty' or 'ornament', often associated with elegance and grace, reflecting its origins in the concept of beauty.

Tazmin is a unique and regal Persian name meaning 'crown' or 'diadem', historically bestowed upon princesses and queens in ancient Persia.

Tazuko is a historic Japanese feminine name meaning "correct cape," combining kanji characters 正 (masu) for correctness and 崎 (saki) for promontory or cape. It was popular during the early 20th century, particularly in families valuing traditional culture and positivity.

Tchanavian is a rare African name of Bakongo origin, likely meaning 'to shine' in Kikongo.

Te is a unisex given name of Maori origin, meaning 'the' but chosen for its simplicity and uniqueness.

The name Tea is of Greek origin and means "far away".

Teadora is a rare yet meaningful Bulgarian name meaning 'to praise' or 'to glorify', often associated with celebration and honor.

Teadra is an uncommon female given name with uncertain origins and no widely accepted meaning, often chosen by parents who appreciate its distinctive sound or uniqueness despite its lack of historical figures or established traditions.

Teaera is a distinctive African American given name created by author Sapphire for her resilient character Tea Cake in "The Virtue of Water.

Teaerra is a rare given name with unknown origins and no widely accepted meaning.

Teagan is an Irish given name derived from the surname Ó Tuathail, meaning 'descendant of Thathal', a chief known for his bravery and wisdom.

Teagann is an uncommon Irish name derived from "teagasc," meaning instruction or teaching, associated with wisdom and learning.

Teagen is a distinctive Irish boy's name meaning 'little poet' or 'small and elegant', gaining popularity recently in English-speaking countries.

Teaghan is an Irish given name derived from 'Tadhg', meaning 'poet' or 'satirist'.

Teaghen is a rare yet historically significant Irish girl's name, derived from the ancient surname O'Teachain meaning "descendant of Teachan," originally "Tighernan" or "little dark one." Saint Teagán, a monk and bishop, founded Clogher monastery in County Tyrone.

Teagin is an Irish name derived from Téagáin, meaning "strong and dark.

Teagon is an American name created from combining Tate and Jonathan, with meanings speculated to be "Builder of Heaven" or "God is Gracious". Its origins are not well-documented but it gained popularity recently, particularly in the U.S. and Australia, often chosen for its modern and unique appeal.

Teague is an uncommon yet powerful Irish given name derived from the surname Ó Tugannáin, meaning "descendant of Tugannán," with Tugannán coming from the Old Irish word "tugad," meaning "to strike" or "to attack.