
From Tabitha to Tyne and everything in between, hundreds of baby girl names starting with the letter T along with the meanings and origin of each name.
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Most Popular Baby Girl Names Starting with T
First we'll start with the most popular baby girl names from 2018. They were:
- Taylor
- Trinity
- Teagan
- Tessa
- Thea
- Talia
- Tatum
- Tiana
- Tiffany
- Tatiana
- Tenley
- Thalia
- Tinsley
- Teresa
- Tori
- Treasure
- Tinley
- Taliyah
- Tara
- Tegan
Taylor was the most popular baby girl name starting with T in 2018. This should come as no surprise as Taylor has been the most common baby girl name starting with T as far back as 2009. What a run!

Here’s how the top three names have looked over the past decade:

Taylor wasn’t just popular for T girl names in 2018. Overall it was the number 121 most popular name among all baby girl names in 2018. Here’s how it looked when compared to all baby girls born in 2018.

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While Taylor was a popular choice in 2018, you can see it was only about 97% as popular a baby girl name as Ximena. Just for fun, let’s take a look at the most popular baby girl names beginning with T throughout history.

Now let’s look into what girl’s names lost and gained popularity in 2018, again only for names starting with T.

As you can see, Theodora jumped by 18 slots while Taliah lost some ranking in 2018 by 2 spots.
Unique Baby Girl Names Starting With T
While it’s fun to see what lots of other people are naming their babies, many people prefer to find baby names that are more uncommon. To that end, below is the some of the more unique baby girl names starting with T.
- Tabitha
- Theresa
- Tallulah
- Tess
- Tyler
- Temperance
- Tania
- Theodora
- Tia
- Tamia
- Taryn
- Taya
- Taytum
- Tala
- Tianna
- Tilly
- Tina
- Teigan
- Toni
- Tamara
Overall, Tabitha was the 1096th most popular girl name in 2018 with 226 babies. That means there were 11x more Taylors than Tabithas last year. That makes it a very unique name!
If you don’t have your name in mind yet, don’t worry! Below we present a list of literally every baby girl name — including middle names — starting with T, the name’s meaning and origin. Good luck and have a wonderful day.
Tabitha through Takiyah
- Tabitha Aramaic — A doe or gazelle. A biblical name. Also see Dorcas.
- Taborri Native American — voices that carry
- Taci Zuni Indian — washtub
- Tacincala Native American — deer
- Tacita Latin — Silent or peaceful.
- Tadako Japanese — child of Tada
- Tadi Omaha Indian — wind
- Tahira Arabic — Pure and virtuous.
- Tahirah Arabic — chaste, pure
- Tahnee — Silver-haired. Also see Tanya.
- Tahnia — Silver-haired. Also see Tanya.
- Tailynn unknown
- Taima Native American — crash of thunder
- Tainn Native American — new moon
- Taipa Miwok Indian — to spread wings
- Tajsa princess
- Taka Japanese — Tall, or honourable.
- Takako Japanese — child of Taka
- Takara Japanese — A treasure.
- Takiyah North African — pious, righteous
Tala through Tambrey
- Tala Native American — stalking wolf
- Talasi Hopi Indian — corn-tassel flower
- Tale African — green
- Taleen Armenian — Tal, Taline, Talyn
- Talia Aboriginal/Greek/Hebrew/Russian — Aboriginal: Near water. Greek: Flourishing. Hebrew: Dew. Russian: Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
- Talitha Aramaic — A little girl or maiden. A biblical name.
- Tallara Aboriginal — Rain.
- Tallulah Native American — Running water.
- Talon
- Talulla Irish Gaelic — A prosperous lady.
- Talwyn Cornish — A fair brow.
- Talya Russian — Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
- Tam Scottish — A twin or heart. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tama Japanese/Polynesian — Japanese: A jewel. Polynesian: A boy or son. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tamah — A jewel. From the name Tama.
- Tamali Hindu
- Tamara Hebrew — A palm tree. A popular name in Germany and Russia.
- Tamasine — Twin.
- Tamatha — A palm tree. A popular name in Germany and Russia.
- Tambrey unknown — immortal
Tamera through Tapanga
- Tamera Hebrew — A spice or palm tree.
- Tamiko Japanese — child of Tami
- Tammi — A palm tree.
- Tammie — A palm tree.
- Tammy — A palm tree.
- Tamora — From Shakespeare’s play Titua Andronicus.
- Tamsin Cornish — A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
- Tamsyn Native American — Tami
- Tanaka Japanese — dweller
- Tanasha strong willed, persistant — Tenyasha
- Tani Japanese — From the valley.
- Tania — Silver-haired. A nickname for Tatyana. Also see Titania.
- Tansy Greek — Immortal. A flower name.
- Tanu Hindu
- Tanuja Hindu
- Tanushi Hindu
- Tanvi Hindu
- Tanya Russian — Silver-haired. A nickname for Tatyana. Also see Titania.
- Tao Chinese — Long life.
- Tapanga African, Hebrew — sweet, unpredictable
Tapi through Tayen
- Tapi Hindu
- Tapti Hindu
- Tara Irish Gaelic/Sanskrit — Irish Gaelic: A rocky hill, from the ancient home of Ireland’s kings. Sanskrit: A star. The name of a Buddhist goddess. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tarana Aboriginal — A large waterhole.
- Taranga Polynesian — A figure from legend.
- Tarra Aboriginal — A creek.
- Tarsha Native American
- Taryn — The name of a county in Northern Ireland. Feminine form of Tyrone.
- Tasha — Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
- Tashi Tibetan/Sherpa — Prosperity. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tasmine — Twin.
- Tathra Aboriginal — Beautiful country.
- Tatum Old English — From Tate’s homestead. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tatya Aboriginal — A goanna.
- Tatyana Latin — Silver-haired. A popular Russian name. Also see Tanya.
- Tavia — The eighth.
- Tawnie English — little one, yellowish-brown
- Tawny Old French — With yellowish-brown hair.
- Tayce French — silence
- Tayen Native American — new moon
Taylar through Tenzin
- Taylar Old French — to cut
- Taylor Old French — A tailor. A boy or girl’s name.
- Teagan
- Teal English — A water bird. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tean Cornish — One of the Isles of Scilly. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tegan Welsh — Of doe-like beauty.
- Tegen Cornish — A pretty little thing.
- Tegwen Welsh — Beautiful and blessed.
- Tehya Native American — precious
- Tejal Hindu
- Teji Hindu
- Tekla Greek — divine fame
- Telma — A wish, or will.
- Tema Hebrew — righteous, a palm tree
- Temina Hebrew — honest
- Temira Hebrew
- Temperance Latin — Moderate.
- Tempest Old French — Stormy.
- Teneale — Princess – submitted by Michelle Leaney
- Tenzin Tibetan/Sherpa — Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl’s name.
Tenzing through Texcean
- Tenzing Tibetan/Sherpa — Protector of Dharma. A boy or girl’s name.
- Teofilia Greek — Beloved by God.
- Tereixa Galician
- Terena Latin — earthly
- Terencia Latin — Smooth and polished. A feminine form of Terence.
- Terentia Greek — guardian
- Teresa Greek — The harvester or reaper.
- Terhi Finish
- Teri Greek — The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
- Terra Latin — Earth
- Terri Greek — The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
- Terry Greek/Latin — Greek: The harvester or reaper. Latin: Smooth and polished. A boy or girl’s name.
- Terrylyn
- Tertia Latin — The third child.
- Terza — Pleasant.
- Tesia Polish — loved by God
- Tess Greek — The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
- Tessa Greek — The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
- Tessie Greek — The harvester or reaper. From the name Teresa, but also used as independent names.
- Texcean Tex
Thaddea through Theresa
- Thaddea Greek — Courageous.
- Thais Greek — the bond
- Thaisa — From Shakespeare’s play Pericles.
- Thalassa Greek — From the sea.
- Thalia — Born at Christmas. From the name Natalya.
- Thana Arabic — Gratitude.
- Thanh Vietnamese — Brilliant.
- Thara Arabic — wealth
- Thea Greek — A goddess. Also a nickname from Alethea, Althea, Anthea, Dorothy and Theodora.
- Theano Greek — A divine name.
- Thecla Greek — The glory of God.
- Theda Teutonic — Of the people. Also see Theodora.
- Thelma Greek — A wish, or will.
- Theodora Greek — The gift of God. The feminine form of Theodore. Also see Dorothy.
- Theodosia Greek — God-given.
- Theone Greek — godly
- Theophania Greek — A manifestation of God. A suitable name for a girl born on 6 January, the Epiphany. Also see Tiffany.
- Theora Greek — A thinker or watcher.
- Thera Greek — Wild. From the name of an island.
- Theresa — The harvester or reaper.
Therese through Tienette
- Therese — The harvester or reaper.
- Theresia German — The harvester or reaper.
- Thetis Greek — Positive determined.
- Thirza Hebrew — sweet-natured, cypress tree
- Thisbe Greek — where the doves live
- Thistle Old English — thistle
- Thomasa Greek — twin
- Thomasina Greek — A twin. The feminine form of Thomas. Also see Tamsin.
- Thora Old Norse — Thunder. A feminine form of Thor.
- Thorberta Old Norse — The brilliance of Thor.
- Thorborg Scandinavian
- Thordis Old Norse — The spirit of Thor.
- Thurid Scandinavian
- Thyra Greek — A shield bearer.
- Thyrrni Scandinavian
- Tia Spanish, Greek — aunt, princess
- Tiara Greek, Latin — turban, flower name
- Tiberia Latin — After the River Tiber.
- Tiegan Aztec — little princess in the big valley
- Tienette Greek — crowned with laurel
Tierney through Titian
- Tierney Irish Gaelic — The descendant of a lord. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tierra Spanish — earth, land
- Tiffany Old English — A manifestation of God. Form of Theophania.
- Tigerlily Lily, Tiger
- Tilda — The mighty battle maiden.
- Tillie — The mighty battle maiden.
- Tilly — The mighty battle maiden.
- Timandra — From Shakespeare’s play Timon of Athens.
- Timothea Greek — Honouring God, or honoured by God. The female form of Timothy.
- Tina — From the name Bettina, Christina, Valentina. Bettina – Consecrated to God. Christina – A follower of Christ, a Christian. Valentina – Strong and healthy.
- Tineka Jawana African
- Tinka Aboriginal — The day.
- Tionne
- Tiponya Miwok Indian — owl poking the hatching egg
- Tirion Welsh — Gentle.
- Tirranna Aboriginal — Running water.
- Tirza Hebrew
- Tirzah Hebrew — Pleasant.
- Titania Greek — The great one. The name of the fairy queen in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
- Titian Greek — red-gold
Tivona through Tori
- Tivona Hebrew — lover of nature
- Tizane Hungarian — A gypsy.
- Toakase Tonga — woman of the Sea
- Tobie Hebrew — God is good. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tobit Hebrew
- Toinette — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
- Tokiko Japanese — child of Toki
- Tola Polish — priceless
- Tolena Toley
- Tomiko Japanese — child of Tomi
- Tona
- Toni — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
- Tonia — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
- Tonie — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
- Tonya — Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
- Toora Aboriginal — A woman.
- Topaz Greek — The name of a gemstone.
- Tora Japanese — A tiger.
- Toral Hindu
- Tori — Victory, the victorious one.
Torie through Trina
- Torie — Victory, the victorious one.
- Tory — Victory, the victorious one.
- Tosia Latin — inestimable
- Totie — Gift of God.
- Tottie — A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
- Totty — A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
- Tourmaline Singhalese — The name of a gemstone.
- Tove Hebrew — good
- Toyo Japanese — plentiful
- Tracey Old French — From a placename.
- Tracy Old French — Brave. A boy or girl’s name.
- Treasa Irish/Gaelic — The harvester or reaper.
- Tresa Aragonic
- Tressa Cornish — The third. Also see Teresa.
- Treva Celtic — prudent
- Tricia — Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
- Trifine Old French — Trifin, Trifina
- Trilby Italian — Sings with trills. A boy or girl’s name.
- Trilochana Hindu
- Trina Greek — Pure. Also a nickname from Catherine, Katherine and Katrina.
Trind through Tryne
- Trind Swedish — pure
- Trinidad Spanish — After the Caribbean island.
- Trinity Latin — A trio or triad, as in the Holy Trinity. A boy or girl’s name.
- Trish — Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
- Trisha — Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Patrick.
- Trishna Hindu — thirst, a form of the Devi
- Trista Latin — The melancholy one.
- Tristana — Sad.
- Tristessa — Bold.
- Trix — The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
- Trixi — The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
- Trixie — The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
- Trixy — The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
- Trude — From Gertrude.
- Trudi — A spear maiden.
- Trudie — A spear maiden.
- Trudy — A spear maiden.
- Trupti Hindu
- Trusha Hindu
- Tryne Dutch — pure
Tryphena through Tyne
- Tryphena Latin — dainty
- Tuesday Old English — Born on a Tuesday.
- Tuhina Hindu
- Tulasi Hindu — a Devi
- Tulip Turkish — A flower name.
- Tullia Irish Gaelic — Peaceful.
- Tully Celtic, Gaelic — a people, peaceful one
- Turquoise Old French — A precious stone.
- Turua Polynesian — Beautiful.
- Tusti Hindu — peace, happiness, a for of the Devi
- Tuti Indonesian — An unusual girl’s name.
- Tuvia Hebrew — God is good. The female form of Tobias.
- Twyla Old English — Woven with double thread.
- Tyanne special one — Ty
- Tydfill Welsh
- Tyler Old English — A tiler or tile-maker. A boy or girl’s name.
- Tyne — The name of an English river. A boy or girl’s name.
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