| Tapan | Sun; Sun, summer; Summer, the sun |
| Tapani | The r; The river Godavari; Victorious; A victorious man |
| Tapas | Ascetic; Heat; Heat, penance |
| Tapasendra | Lord of deep meditation |
| Tapasi | A female ascetic |
| Tapasranjan | One who delights in penance |
| Tapati | Daughter of the sun god.; In mythology, the daughter of the sun god; The suns daughter |
| Tapi | Name of a river; A river |
| Tapomay | Full of moral virtue |
| Tapti | A river; Same as Tapi, daughter of, Sun |
| Tara | From the crag of a tower.; Goddess of the sea.; A hill where the kings met; Where the kings met also Taras Halls were the place where ancient Bards sang deeds of Irish heroes. The ruins of the Halls are on the hill of Tara meaning crag or tower in Gaelic |
| Tarachand | Star; Silver star |
| Tarak | Pupil of eye, protector, star; Protector; Star, pupil of eye, protector |
| Taraka | The one who acts as a protector. |
| Tarakeshwar | Lord of the stars or Shiva |
| Tarakeshwari | Goddess Parvati |
| Tarakini | A woman who is like a star |
| Taraknath | Lord Shiva, savior of souls |
| Taraksh | One with eyes like a star |
| Taral | Something that is brilliant |
| Tarala | A person who is sparkling |
| Taran | Earth; Lord Vishnu; Raft, heaven; Of the thunder |
| Tarana | Born During The Day; Composition; A musical composition |
| Tarang | A wave of the vast ocean. |
| Taranga | Wave; Of the waves |
| Tarangini | A flowing river of water. |
| Tarani | A boat; Boat, sun; Goddess Earth |
| Tarannum | A beautiful musical melody. |
| Taraprashad | A gift from the stars. |
| Tarendra | Prince of stars |
| Tarik | Morning star. Variant of Tariq; Name of a warrior.; One who crosses the river of life |
| Tarika | Flower shaped ear ring; Star; A starlet |
| Tarini | Goddess Parvati |
| Tariq | Morning star; Morning star. An 8th century Islamic military leader who conquered Spain for the Moors.; Nightcomer. Morning star.; Name of a star |
| Tarit | Lightning; Lightning Tarun - young; Resembling lightning |
| Tarjani | The first finger |
| Tarpan | A name meaning an offering to gods. |
| Taru | Small plant; Tree |
| Tarulata | A delicate vine or climbing plant. |
| Tarun | Boy; A youthful man; Youth, young; Young; Young, youth |