From Tabitha to Theodore, there are tons of baby names that start with the letter T. Take a look at this list and then select the perfect option for your bundle of joy.
- Tyreese — Tyreese was more popular in the late 1990s than it is now, and that could be thanks to Tyrese Gibson. Though his name is short an "e," Gibson is a popular actor, model, singer and rapper who first rose to fame during the mid to late 1990s. He's appeared in several "Transformers" movies and is a part of the "Fast & Furious" franchise.
- Timmy
- Tyreke
- Tiger
- Therese
- Taelor
- Tiarra
- Teddy — Teddy was the nickname of the 30th American president Theodore Roosevelt. This nickname was then used as the name for the child’s toy, the teddy bear.
- Taha — Taha is a rare baby name in America. Despite this, it is currently a top 10 option in Egypt and popular among other Middle Eastern families, no matter their country of origin.
- Taylen
- Truth
- Tillie
- Tanaya — Tanaya Henry may be the most notable person in the United States with the name. Born in Minnesota, the model and go-go dancer made headlines when she spent a year as a human billboard. Henry has appeared in numerous music videos and commercials, and she is also a celebrated jewelry designer.
- Thomas — Thomas was the name chosen by Jesus for one of his apostles. He later earned the nickname "Doubting Thomas" because he didn't believe the story of the resurrection when he first heard about it.
- Tyrek — Tyrek first appeared among the top 1,000 baby names for boys as the 693rd most popular name of 1998. It continued to rank among the top 1,000 boy names from 1999-2000.
- Tyrus — Tyrus became popular in America as it seems like a combination of Tyrone and Cyrus. Tyrone originated from Ireland, and Cyrus came from ancient Greece.
- Tasha — Tasha is more modern than Natasha, but the latter is more popular. Natasha is still a top 1,000 name as of 2020, but Tasha had its last year on the top 1,000 list in 1997.
- Tyshaun
- True — True may have never made it into the top 1000 list of popular baby names, but its variant “Tru” graced the list twice for boys in recent years.
- Tabatha — Tabatha is a popular choice because of its original spelling, Tabitha. Tabitha is familiar with pop culture. It is the title of the wife of Stephen King, a character from "Harry Potter," and one of the members of "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants."
- Tiberius — Tiberius has been the name of countless Roman emperors throughout history.
- Taylar — Taylar Hender is the most notable person with the name Taylar. Born in South Carolina, the actress appeared in the movie "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer" in 2011, playing the role of Amy Namey. She has also appeared in the movies "Good Luck Charlie" and "Lost Girls."
- Tonya — Tonya was one of the most popular names in the United States until the infamous Harding-Kerrigan incident, at which time it dropped off the charts!
- Tamyra
- Tatyanna — Tatyanna, when spelled in this manner, can sound different with a different number of syllables compared to the other variations of the name.
- Tahiry — Tahiry is such a rare name that there are still questions about its origin as well as the real meaning behind the name.
- Talya — Talya is sometimes used as the alternate form of Thalia, one of the nine muses in ancient Greek mythology.
- Trinitee
- Timothy — Timothy is also the name of a species of grass. You can find it throughout Europe, outside of the Mediterranean region. An American farmer named Timothy Hanson introduced it to the Southern United States as well, and the grass is named for him.
- Tremaine — Tremaine is like many names in that it was originally a surname. One of the most famous examples of it as a surname is probably Lady Tremaine and her daughters, Anastasia and Drizella, the wicked stepmother and stepsisters in “Cinderella”.
- Tiffani — Tiffani Amber Thiessen is the most notable person with the name. Born in 1974, she's best known for starring as Kelly Kapowski on the hit teen show "Saved By the Bell."
- Tavian
- Terri
- Treyson — Treyson originated from a nickname. Trey was originally only used as a diminutive for the third child.
- Tamar
- Tilly
- Tierney — Tierney is the surname of five unrelated families in Ireland!
- Trinity — Trinity shot up the list of the top baby names in the United States between 1999 and 2000. The reason was most likely the science fiction film "The Matrix." Actress Carrie-Anne Moss played a main character named "Trinity" in the award-winning movie.
- Theia — Theia, like other Greek gods and goddesses, is a name that has been used by many scientists. It's the name of a hypothetical ancient planet, as well as a species of Australian leafhopper.
- Tamiya
- Taina
- Tavin
- Tayshawn
- Tionna
- Theodora — Theodora as a given name is closely related to the name Dorothea. Both names are composed of the same Greek terms: “theos” and “doron”. The elements are inverted.
- Tyana — Tyana is also the name of an ancient city that dates back to the first millennium BC!
- Tamera
- Teo
- Trina — Trina first appeared among the top 1,000 baby name for girls in 1941. The name Trina ranked among the top 500 baby names for girls from the mid-1950s through the early 1980s.
- Tehya
And of course, if you'd like to discover more gender-specific names, you can check out baby boy names that start with T and baby girl names that start with T.