101 GIRL NAMES THAT START WITH THE LETTER T

Choosing the name of the baby is one of the most exciting moments that parents live, although the choice is not always easy and fast. Some prefer short names, while others bet on compounds. The animal kingdom, the sea or well-known writers and artists can also be an excellent source of inspiration.

When choosing a name, there are families who have a predilection for a specific sound, or even look for the names of all their children to begin with the same letter. So today we will continue with our series of names from A to Z, proposing you 101 girl names that begin with T, so you can choose the one you like best.

Tabata: Aramaic name that means "gazelle".
Tabita: name of Greek origin from the Aramaic name of Tábata.
Taciana: name of Latin origin, female variant of Tacio. It translates as "own of the Taci family".
Small cup: Latin origin name meaning "silent".
Tadea: Aramaic origin name, female variant of Tadeo. It means "brave heart."
Tahira: name of Arabic origin that means "caste, pure".
Taiana: name of Greek origin meaning "active woman".
Talaith: name of Welsh origin that translates as "royal crown".
Felling: name of Basque origin that refers to the old church of Our Lady, in Bermeo.
Talia: name of Greek origin that means "the one that blooms".
Talitha: Aramaic name meaning "young girl".
Tallulah: name from an American Indian tribe, which means "waterfall".
Tally: name of Hebrew origin meaning "dew".
Tamar: name of Hebrew origin meaning "palm tree".

Tamara: name of Hebrew origin, female variant of Tamar.
Tamary: Russian variant of the name of Tamara.
Tania: Russian variant of Tatiana's name.
Tanit: name of Phoenician origin that refers to a Roman goddess of the same name.
Tare: name of Irish origin that means "place where the kings met".
Tarasia: name of Greek origin that means "shake, move".
Taresa: name of Basque origin, variant of Teresa, used in the Middle Ages.
Tarian: name of Welsh origin meaning "thunder".
Tarsicia: name of Latin origin that refers to those born in Tarsus.
Társila: name of Greek origin, female variant of Tarsicio. It means "brave."
Tarsilia: name of Greek origin, variant of Társila.
Tasya: Russian variant of the name Anastasia, which means "resurrection".
Tatiana: Russian variant of the name of Latin origin Taciana.
Tauret: name of Egyptian origin that refers to the hippo goddess, protector of pregnant women.
Tayra: name of Scottish origin meaning "land".

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Torch: abbreviation of Dorotea in Italian, means "the one granted by God".
Teagan: name of Irish origin that means "beautiful".
Teamhair: name of Irish origin that refers to the most legendary hill in Ireland.
Teba: name of Greek origin that means "glory of God".
Key: name of Greek origin that translates as "the glory of God."
Teguise: name of Guanche origin, frequent on the island of Lanzarote. It refers to the city of the same name.
Teleri: name of Welsh origin, which I will refer to the inhabitants who live near the Teme river.
Tella: name of Italian origin, diminutive of Stella. It means "heavenly star."
Telma: It has different meanings according to its origin. If a Germanic origin is attributed to it, it means "helmet." If a Greek origin is attributed to it, it means "will." If he is credited with a Latin origin, he refers to the patron of the sailors, San Pedro González Telmo.

Themis: name of Greek origin that means "law of nature".
Tenesoya: name from the island Gran Canaria, which refers to a Canarian princess from the municipality of Gáldar
Teoberta: name of Germanic origin meaning "bright people".
Teocleta: name of Greek origin that means "called by God".
Teodolinda: name of Germanic origin that means "the one that defends its people".
Teodomira: name of Germanic origin that means "the one that is famous in its town".
Theodora: name of Greek origin that means "gift of God".
Theodoric: name of Germanic origin meaning "powerful people".
Theodosia: name of Greek origin, variant of Theodora.

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Theódula: name of Greek origin meaning "servant of God".
Theophilic: name of Greek origin, female variant of Theophilus. It means "friend of God."
Theotist: name of Greek origin meaning "clutched by God."
Terencia: name of Latin origin that means "tender".
Teresa: Some authors consider that it has a Germanic origin, and means "strong". Others, however, attributed a Greek origin and means "hunter."
Tertiary: Latin origin name meaning "third party".
Terpsichore: name of Greek origin that means "pleasant choir".
Terrwyn: name of Welsh origin meaning "the brave".
Tesira: name of Greek origin, female variant of Theseus. It means "the founder."

Tessa: English variant of Teresa's name.
Thais: name of Greek origin that means "the one that is beautiful".
I have: name of Greek origin that means "the gift of God".
Theda: Russian variant of the name of Greek origin Theodore, which means "gift of God".
Thedya: Russian variant of the name of Greek origin Theodora, which means "gift of God".
Therasia: name of Greek origin that refers to an island of the volcanic group of Santorini in the Greek Cyclades.
Thérèse: French voice of Teresa's name.
Thetys: name of Greek origin that means "the nurse".
Tiberia: name of Latin origin that refers to those born near the Tiber river.
Taciana: name of Latin origin that is translated as "own of the Taci family".
Tiara: name of Greek origin meaning "crowned by laurels".
Tiar: name of Hindu origin meaning "flower".
Tiffany: English name of Christian origin meaning "Epiphany".
Tilda: name of Germanic origin, from Mathilda. It means "warrior, strong."
Tilly: name of Germanic origin, also a variant of the name of Mathilda.
Timotea: name of Greek origin that means "the one who loves God".
Tub: hypocoristic of a large number of names ending in "tina", such as Florentina, Cristina, Martina or Faustina, among many others.
Tíndara: name of Greek origin that means "will to love".
Tirsa: name of Hebrew origin that means "nice".
Tita: name of Hebrew origin with two possible meanings "white clay" and "protected".

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Tiziana: name of Latin origin that means "defender".
Tiye: name of Egyptian origin that refers to Queen Tiye, of the 18th Dynasty, and one of the most charismatic women in Egyptian history
Tomasa: name of Aramaic origin, female voice of Thomas. It means "the twin sister."
Toñi: diminutive of the name of Antonia, of Latin origin that means "beautiful as a flower".
Tori: name of English origin that means "triumphant".
Toribia: name of Greek origin that means "the noisy one".
Tuscany: Latin name that refers to "estruco".
Toya: nickname of the name of Victoria, of Latin origin, which means "victorious."
Tracy: name of English origin that means "warrior".
Triana: Spanish name that refers to a Sevillian neighborhood.
Trigidia: Latin name that means "tiger".
Trinity: name of Latin and Christian origin that refers to the Holy Trinity and that could be translated as "in the presence of the three".
Trinitat: Catalan form of Trinidad.
Tristana: name with two possible meanings according to their origin. A Latin origin, which would mean "sad", or of Welsh origin that means "pact."
Trixie: English voice derived from the name Beatriz, of Latin origin, which means "blessed".

Trojan: name of Greek origin that means "the one that offends".
Tuesday: name of English origin that means "born on a Tuesday".
Tula: name of Germanic origin that means "defender". In Spanish it is frequently used as a diminutive of Gertrudis.
Tulia: It has two possible meanings according to its origin: "violent jet", of Etruscan origin, or "inflate", of Greek origin.
Tura: name of Catalan origin that refers to Our Lady of Tura, patron of Olot.
Tusnelda: name of Germanic origin that means "the one that fights against giants".
Thyra: name of English origin that means "the battle of Thor".
Tyler: name of English origin that means "owner of an inn". Tyler can be used as a first and last name.
Tyna: name of English origin that means "river".
Tyrene: name of English origin, variant of Thyra.