Baby Names by Meaning (Page 18)

Tayeb means pleasant or good-natured.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Tayyib

Tayyib means pleasant or good-natured.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Tayyiba

Tayyiba means chaste, generous, or good-natured.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Temenuzhka

Temenuzhka means violet (flower).

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Thabo

Thabo means joy or happiness.

Usage: Sotho, Tswana
Category: All

Tharindu

Tharindu means moon.

Usage: Sinhalese
Category: Sinhalese

Thet

Thet means breath or life.

Usage: Burmese
Category: Burmese

Thulani

Thulani means be quiet or be peaceful.

Usage: Zulu
Category: All

Thulile

Thulile means quiet or peaceful.

Usage: Zulu
Category: All

Tihomir

Tihomir means quiet or peace.

Usage: Bulgarian, Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, Slovene
Category: Bulgarian

Tihomira

Tihomira means female form of Tihomir or quiet and peaceful world.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Tikhomir

Tikhomir means quiet and peaceful world.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Tobias

Tobias means yahweh is good.

Usage: Biblical, German, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, English, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Category: Danish

Tobiáš

Tobiáš means yahweh is good.

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Tomoya

Tomoya means a wise or an intelligent person.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Tonalli

Tonalli means day or warmth of the sun.

Usage: Nahuatl
Category: All

Tonatiuh

Tonatiuh means sun.

Usage: Aztec and Toltec Mythology, Nahuatl
Category: All

Toni

Toni means beautiful, priceless, praiseworthy, or flower.

Usage: Finnish, Croatian, Bulgarian, Spanish, Portuguese, German
Category: Bulgarian

Tonka

Tonka means flower or praiseworthy.

Usage: Slovene, Croatian
Category: Croatian

Topʉsana

Topʉsana means prairie flower.

Usage: Comanche
Category: All

Tova

Tova means good.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Tovah

Tovah means good, one who does good, favor, or thunder.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Tovia

A variant of Tova, meaning "good".

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Tsetseg

Tsetseg means flower.

Usage: Mongolian
Category: Mongolian

Tsubaki

Tsubaki means camellia flower.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Tsukiko

Tsukiko means moon child.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Tsveta

Tsveta means flower, blossom, bright, white, light, or color.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Tsvetan

Tsvetan means flower or blossom.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Tsvetana

A variant of Tsvetan, meaning "flower, blossom".

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Tsvetanka

Tsvetanka means flower or blossom.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Tuba

Tuba means blessedness, good news, pure beauty, delightful, or life.

Usage: Arabic, Turkish
Category: Arabic

Tülay

A variant of Tula, meaning "Leaping water; Peaceful; Mountain top; Balance; To be tranquil".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Tuncay

Tuncay means bronze moon.

Usage: Turkish, Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Tuvya

Tuvya means God is good.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Tzufit

Tzufit means sunbird.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Ufuoma

Ufuoma means peace of mind.

Usage: Urhobo
Category: All

Usman

Usman means baby bustard, wise, or most powerful.

Usage: Urdu, Indonesian, Hausa, Kyrgyz
Category: Muslim

Uthman

Uthman means baby bustard.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Uzma

Uzma means supreme or greatest.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Vahe

Vahe means good.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Valiantsina

A variant of Valian, meaning "Brave; Courageous; Heroic".

Usage: Belarusian
Category: Belarusian

Velichko

Velichko means great.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Vi

Vi means short form of Violet or violet flower.

Usage: Vietnamese
Category: Vietnamese

Vidal

Vidal means life or vitality.

Usage: Spanish, Catalan
Category: Catalan

Violeta

Violeta means violet or the violet flower.

Usage: Romanian, Spanish, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Albanian, Lithuanian
Category: Albanian

Vita

A variant of Vitas, meaning "Life".

Usage: Ukrainian, Belarusian
Category: Belarusian

Vital

A variant of Vitale, meaning "of life, vital".

Usage: French, Portuguese, Belarusian
Category: Belarusian

Vladimer

Vladimer means great ruler, famous ruler, or georgian variant of Vladimir.

Usage: Georgian
Category: Georgian

Vladimir

Vladimir means a great and famous ruler, peace, or world.

Usage: Russian, Serbian, Croatian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Slovene, Albanian
Category: Albanian

Wâpanacâhkos

Wâpanacâhkos means morning star or venus.

Usage: Cree
Category: All

Willka

Willka means sun.

Usage: Aymara
Category: All

Xiang

Xiang means fragrant, slide, or good omen.

Usage: Chinese
Category: Chinese

Xóchilt

Xóchilt means flower.

Usage: Nahuatl (Hispanicized)
Category: All

Xochiquetzal

Xochiquetzal means most beautiful flower.

Usage: Aztec and Toltec Mythology, Nahuatl
Category: All

Xochitl

Xochitl means flower.

Usage: Nahuatl
Category: All

Xolani

Xolani means peace.

Usage: Zulu
Category: All

Yang

Yang means sun, ocean, or light.

Usage: Chinese
Category: Chinese

Yasmeen

Yasmeen means jasmine flower.

Usage: Arabic, Urdu
Category: Arabic

Yasmina

Yasmina means jasmine flower.

Usage: Arabic, Spanish (Modern), French (Modern)
Category: Arabic

Yasmine