| Tlior | Norwegian | Meaning "thunder." This is the name.. |  |  |
| Tnayer | French | Meaning "nation's army." | | |
| Toa | Polynesian | Courage, bravery |  | |
| Toafo | Polynesian | Wilderness | | |
| Toal | Irish | Anglicized form of Tuathal (people .. | | |
| Tobi | Nigerian | Meaning "great."
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| Tobi | Hebrew | Meaning "God is good." | | |
| Tobia | Italian | From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin To.. | | |
| Tobiah | Biblical | Derived from the Hebrew tdbhiyck (t.. | | |
| Tobias | English | A borrowing from the Ecclesiastic L.. |  | |
| Tobias | German | Ecclesiastic Late Latin name derive.. | | |
| Tobias | Hungarian | Ecclesiastic Late Latin name derive.. | | |
| Tobikuma | Japanese | Flying cloud | | |
| Toby | American | A pet form of Tobias (the Lord is.. | | |
| Toby | English | Originally a pet form of Tobias (.. | | |
| Tocmetone | Native Amer.. | See Thocmetony | | |
| Todd | American | Transferred use of the English surn.. | | |
| Todd | English | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
| Toh-Yah | Native Amer.. | Walking by the river. Navajo. Toh Y.. | | |
| Tohon | Native Amer.. | Meaning "mountain lion." Source unk.. | | |
| Tohuia | Polynesian | A beautiful, fragrant flower | | |
| Toinette | French | A short form of Antoinette, meani.. | | |
| Toirdealb.. | Irish | Old Irish name meaning "shaped .. | | |
| Toirdheal.. | Scottish | A borrowing from the Irish, Toirdhe.. | | |
| Toireasa | Irish | Gaelic form of Teresa, a name of un.. | | |
| Tokala | Native Amer.. | Fox. Sioux | | |
| Toki | Japanese | Meaning "hopeful."
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| Tokutaro | Japanese | Virtue first male | | |
| Tola | Polish | A form of the name Antoinette, wh.. | | |
| Toma | Rumanian | Rumanian form of Thomas, which is f.. | | |
| Tomaisin | Irish | Diminutive form of Tomas, the Irish.. | | |
| Tomas | Slovak | From the Ecclesiastic Greek Thomas.. | | |
| Tomas | Irish | Common Irish form of Thomas (a twin.. | | |
| Tomas | Portuguese | Portuguese form of Thomas, an Eccle.. | | |
| Tomas | Scottish | Gaelic form of Thomas (a twin). See.. | | |
