| Tiersa | A name derived from the Latin 'tertius' meaning 'third' or 'middle'. |
| Tierza | Derived from the Sanskrit word 'tirtha,' meaning sacred or spiritual place. |
| Tif | Ephiphany, manifestation of God |
| Tifa | Ephiphany, manifestation of God |
| Tife | Possibly derived from the Hebrew word 'tif,' meaning to bloom or flourish. |
| Tiffin | Ephiphany, manifestation of God |
| Tiffy | Ephiphany, manifestation of God |
| Tiger Lily | Symbolizes courage, confidence, and beauty, often associated with Asian cultures. |
| Tigerlily | Same meaning as Tiger Lily, symbolizing courage and confidence. |
| Tiggy | Diminutive form of Tiger, implying strength and ferocity. |
| Tigh | Tiler, tile maker, a brick, a tile |
| Tiglath Pileser | That binds or takes away captivity |
| Tihana | Derived from the Sanskrit word 'tirtha,' meaning sacred or spiritual place. |
| Tijana | Derived from the Spanish word 'tierra,' meaning earth or land. |
| Tikal | May refer to the ancient Mayan city in Guatemala, symbolizing grandeur and power. |
| Tilder | Powerful in battle |
| Tilia | Derived from the Latin word 'tilia,' meaning linden tree or lime tree. |
| Tilney | Derived from the Old English word 'tilne,' meaning lime or linden tree. |
| Tilus | Derived from the Latin word 'tilus,' meaning lime or linden tree. |
| Timara | Date palm, a palm tree |
| Timaree | Derived from the Turkish word 'timar,' meaning fief or land grant. |
| Timarion | Derived from the Turkish word 'timar,' meaning fief or land grant. |
| Timberlake | Surname derived from the Old English words 'timber' and 'lake,' referring to a wooded area. |
| Timbre | Derived from the French word 'timbre,' meaning tone or sound quality. |
| Timbrel | Derived from the Hebrew word 'timbrel,' meaning a musical instrument, often associated with joy and celebration. |
| Timea | Derived from Greek, meaning 'honorable' or 'esteemed' |
| Timicin | Possibly derived from Latin, meaning 'to honor' or 'to esteem' |
| Timme | One who honors the divine. |
| Timna | Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'palm tree' or 'date tree' |
| Timonthy | Honoring the living God. |
| Timote | Honoring the creator God. |
| Timotha | One who reveres the Lord. |
| Timothhy | One who honors god |
| Timothyy | One who honors god |
| Tinaya | A Christian, a follower of Christ |
| Tinder | Derived from Old English, meaning 'to kindle' or 'to ignite' |
| Tindra | Derived from Old Norse, meaning 'fiery' or 'blazing' |
| Tine | A Christian, a follower of Christ |
| Tinley | Derived from Old English, meaning 'valley' or 'meadow' |
| Tinuviel | Derived from Welsh, meaning 'melodious' or 'musical' |