| Travar | A name meaning a brave protector. |
| Travert | Derived from the Latin word 'travertinus', meaning 'of travertine stone'. |
| Travir | One who journeys with purpose. |
| Travonn | A noble and wandering spirit. |
| Travor | A dweller near the crossing. |
| Travous | One who travels far and wide. |
| Travus | A guardian of the long path. |
| Travyss | A seeker of distant horizons. |
| Trayce | A mark left by the passage of something, a very small amount, to follow the trail of something |
| Trayger | A variant of the name Traynor, possibly derived from the Old English word 'træg', meaning 'warrior'. |
| Trayten | One who follows a new path. |
| Trayvis | A collector of many stories. |
| Trazana | Possibly derived from the Latin word 'trazanus', meaning 'from Trazana'. |
| Treasures | A name suggesting a person who values or possesses treasures. |
| Trecia | Patrician, ofnobledescent |
| Tredon | Derived from the Old English word 'trēdon', meaning 'settlement' or 'town'. |
| Treemonisha | A variant of the name Tremonisha, possibly derived from the Yoruba language. |
| Trei | A name meaning the number three. |
| Trek | A name suggesting a person who enjoys traveling or exploring. |
| Tremere | Derived from the Latin word 'tremere', meaning 'to tremble' or 'to be afraid'. |
| Trena | A variant of the name Trena, possibly derived from the Old English word 'trēna', meaning 'queen'. |
| Trenay | Derived from the Breton language, meaning 'from the valley'. |
| Trendun | A modern, trendy sounding name. |
| Trentan | A variant of the name Trent. |
| Trentine | A name related to the Trent. |
| Trentino | From the Trentino region area. |
| Trento | Named after the city in Italy. |
| Trentonio | A variant of Trent, meaning the river. |
| Trentton | Derived from the town by the river. |
| Trentyn | A modern name meaning river dweller. |
| Tresha | Patrician, ofnobledescent |
| Tressie | A variant of the name Tressie, possibly derived from the Old English word 'trēs', meaning 'three'. |
| Tressye | A variant of the name Tressie, possibly derived from the Old English word 'trēs', meaning 'three'. |
| Treston | Derived from the Old English word 'trēstan', meaning 'settlement' or 'town'. |
| Trevlin | Derived from the Welsh language, meaning 'from the town of Trev'. |
| Trevore | A name meaning from the large town. |
| Trevorsub | A unique name meaning under Trevor. |
| Trevour | A variant meaning from the big farm. |
| Trevyr | A name meaning from the river bank. |
| Treyce | A mark left by the passage of something, a very small amount, to follow the trail of something |