If you’re thinking about naming your baby something that starts with the letter “T,” you have plenty of options to choose from. Looking for a name that’s been popular for decades? “T” has those. Prefer to think out of the box a bit? “T” has more unique options as well.

But one thing is for sure: Any name you love will be the right name for your new little one. Get inspired by one of these names that starts with the letter “T”.

Tabitha

  • Origin: AramaicMeaning: Gazelle and graciousAlternative Spellings and Variations: TabathaFamous Namesakes: Author Stephen King’s wife is named Tabitha King.Peak Popularity: The most popular year for Tabitha was 1978.

Tahani

  • Origin: ArabicMeaning: Best wishesFamous Namesakes: Jameela Jamil played Tahani al Jamil on the hit NBC show “The Good Place.“Peak Popularity: Tahani has never been in the top 1,000 names in the U.S.

Talia

  • Origin: AustralianMeaning: Near watersAlternative Spellings and Variations: Thalia, Taliah, TahliaFamous Namesakes: Actress Talia BalsamPeak Popularity: The most popular year for the name Talia was 2015.

Talulah

  • Origin: Native AmericanMeaning: Leaping waterAlternative Spellings and Variations: Talula, TallulahFamous Namesakes: Tallulah Willis is the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis.Peak Popularity: Talulah has never cracked the top 1,000 names in the U.S.

Tamara

  • Origin: HebrewMeaning: Date palmFamous Namesakes: Actress Tamara MowryPeak Popularity: Tamara hit its peak popularity in the mid-1970s.

Tammy

  • Origin: British
  • Meaning: Date palm
  • Alternative Spellings and Variations: Tami
  • Famous Namesakes: Illinois senator Tammy Duckworth
  • Peak Popularity: Tammy was a top 10 name for girls from 1966 to 1971.

Tamsin

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: TwinFamous Namesakes: British actress Tamsin EgertonPeak Popularity: Tamsin has not been a top 1,000 name any year since 1900.

Tanner

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: Leather makerFamous Namesakes: Professional baseball player Tanner Roark and professional racecar driver Tanner FoustPeak Popularity: The late-1990s was a popular time for the name Tanner.

Tara

  • Origin: Irish
  • Meaning: Hill or star
  • Famous Namesakes: Actress Tara Reid and professional ice skater Tara Lipinski
  • Peak Popularity: The name Tara was popular in the 1970s.

Taran

  • Origin: GaelicMeaning: ThunderAlternative Spellings and Variations: TaronFamous Namesakes: Comedian Taran Killam and actor Taron EgertonPeak Popularity: Taran has never cracked the top 1,000 names in the U.S.

Tasha

  • Origin: RussianMeaning: BirthdayFamous Namesakes: Journalist Tasha RobinsonPeak Popularity: The name Tasha peaked in 1980.

Tate

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: CheerfulPeak Popularity: Tate’s biggest year was 2021, so its popularity may be on the rise.

Tatiana

  • Origin: RussianMeaning: Fairy queenAlternative Spellings and Variations: TatiannaFamous Namesakes: Actress Tatiana MaslanyPeak Popularity: Tatiana peaked in popularity in 1999.

Taylor

  • Origin: FrenchMeaning: TailorFamous Namesakes: Music superstar Taylor Swift and actor Taylor KitschPeak Popularity: Taylor was most popular in the mid-1990s, when it was in the top 10 girls’ names.

Teagan

  • Origin: IrishMeaning: Attractive or poetAlternative Spellings and Variations: Tieghan, TeganFamous Namesakes: Tegan Quin of pop duo Tegan and Sara, bestselling cookbook author Tieghan GirardPeak Popularity: Teagan was most popular in the late-2010s.

Teddy

  • Origin: FrenchMeaning: Wealthy protectorAlternative Spellings and Variations: TedFamous Namesakes: Minnesota Vikings quarterback Teddy BridgewaterPeak Popularity: The 1930s were a big decade for the name Teddy.

Tenley

  • Origin: EnglishMeaning: Burnt clearingFamous Namesakes: “The Bachelor” star Tenley MolzahnPeak Popularity: The most popular year for the name Tenley was 2011.

Terrance

  • Origin: LatinMeaning: SmoothAlternative Spellings and Variations: TerrenceFamous Namesakes: Actor Terrance HowardPeak Popularity: Terrance was most popular in 1980.

Tessa

  • Origin: Greek
  • Meaning: Fourth child
  • Famous Namesakes: Actress Tessa Thompson
  • Peak Popularity: 2007 was the biggest year for the name Tessa.

Thea

  • Origin: GreekMeaning: GoddessAlternative Spellings and Variations: TeaPeak Popularity: The name Thea was most popular in 2017.

Theo

  • Origin: GreekMeaning: God’s giftFamous Namesakes: Theo Epstein is a successful professional baseball executive.Peak Popularity: The name Theo peaked in popularity in 2021.

Theodore

  • Origin: Greek
  • Meaning: God’s gift
  • Famous Namesakes: Musician Theodore “Ted” Nugent
  • Peak Popularity: Theodore was the number ten boy’s name in 2021.

Theresa

  • Origin: GreekMeaning: Late summerAlternative Spellings and Variations: TeresaFamous Namesakes: Theresa May is the former prime minister of the United Kingdom.Peak Popularity: Theresa was a very popular name in the 1950s and 1960s.

Thierry

  • Origin: FrenchMeaning: Ruler of the peopleFamous Namesakes: Thierry Henry is a former professional soccer player and current coach.Peak Popularity: Thierry has never been in the top 1,000 names in the U.S.

Thomas

  • Origin: AramaicMeaning: TwinAlternative Spellings and Variations: TomFamous Namesakes: Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady and actor Tom HardyPeak Popularity: Thomas was most popular in the 1940s and early 1950s when it was the eighth most popular name in the U.S.

Tia

  • Origin: SpanishMeaning: Aunt or goddessFamous Namesakes: Actress Tia MowryPeak Popularity: Tia hit its peak in the early 1980s.

Tiffany

  • Origin: GreekMeaning: Revelation of GodFamous Namesakes: Comedian Tiffany HaddishPeak Popularity: Tiffany was in the top 25 girls’ names in the U.S. from 1980 to 1990.

Tilda

  • Origin: GermanMeaning: Mighty in battleFamous Namesakes: Actress Tilda SwintonPeak Popularity: The most popular year for the name Tilda was 1901.

Timothy

  • Origin: GreekMeaning: God’s honorAlternative Spellings and Variations: Tim, Timmy, TimotheeFamous Namesakes: Actors Timothy Olyphant and Timothee ChalametPeak Popularity: In 1966 and 1967, Timothy was the eleventh most popular name in the U.S.

Tinsley

  • Origin: EnglishMeaning: Tynni’s hillFamous Namesakes: Tinsley Mortimer is one of the stars of “The Real Housewives of New York City.“Peak Popularity: Tinsley was most popular in 2020.

Titus

  • Origin: LatinMeaning: Title of honorAlternative Spellings and Variations: TitussFamous Namesakes: Actors Titus Welliver and Tituss BurgessPeak Popularity: The name Titus hit peak popularity in 2015.

Tobias

  • Origin: Hebrew
  • Meaning: God is good
  • Famous Namesakes: Professional basketball player Tobias Harris and actor Tobias Menzies
  • Peak Popularity: The year 2016 was the most popular year for Tobias.

Toby

  • Origin: HebrewMeaning: God is goodAlternative Spellings and Variations: TobeyFamous Namesakes: Country singer Toby Keith and actor Tobey MaguirePeak Popularity: Toby was most popular in the mid-1970s.

Tony

  • Origin: GreekMeaning: Priceless oneAlternative Spellings and Variations: ToniFamous Namesakes: Singer Tony Bennett and former quarterback Tony RomoPeak Popularity: The name Tony was the most popular in the 1960s.

Tonya

  • Origin: RussianMeaning: PraiseworthyAlternative Spellings and Variations: TanyaFamous Namesakes: Figure skater Tonya HardingPeak Popularity: Tonya was a popular name in the early 1970s.

Tory

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: VictoryAlternative Spellings and Variations: ToriFamous Namesakes: Fashion designer Tory BurchPeak Popularity: The biggest year for the name Tory was 1977.

Travis

  • Origin: FrenchMeaning: To cross overFamous Namesakes: Musician Travis BarkerPeak Popularity: Travis was in the top 50 boys’ names from 1976 all the way up to 1993.

Treasure

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: Something of valuePeak Popularity: The last three years have been the most popular for the name Treasure.

Trenton

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: Trent’s townPeak Popularity: The most popular year for Trenton was 2007.

Trevor

  • Origin: WelshMeaning: Great settlementFamous Namesakes: Professional basketball player Trevor ArizaPeak Popularity: Trevor was in the top 100 boys’ names in the US from 1986 to 2003.

Trinity

  • Origin: LatinMeaning: TriadFamous Namesakes: Carrie-Anne Moss’s character in the “The Matrix” series is named Trinity.Peak Popularity: Trinity cracked the top 50 girls’ names in 2004 and 2005.

Tripp

  • Origin: FrenchMeaning: One who trippedPeak Popularity: With 2021 as its biggest year yet, the name Tripp is on the upswing.

Tristan

  • Origin: CelticMeaning: Sad or melancholyFamous Namesakes: Professional basketball player Tristan ThompsonPeak Popularity: The biggest year for the name Tristan was 1996.

Troy

  • Origin: IrishMeaning: Descendant of a foot soldierFamous Namesakes: Former professional football player Troy AikmanPeak Popularity: The late-1960s were a popular period for the name Troy.

Tucker

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: Garment makerFamous Namesakes: Actor Tucker SmallwoodPeak Popularity: The popularity of the name Tucker has been consistently high for the last decade.

Tuesday

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: The second (or third) day of the weekPeak Popularity: Tuesday has not been in the top 1,000 names in the U.S. any year since 1900.

Tully

  • Origin: IrishMeaning: Mighty peopleFamous Namesakes: Former professional football player Tully Banta-CainPeak Popularity: Tully has never been in the top 1,000 names in the U.S.

Tyler

  • Origin: BritishMeaning: Tile makerFamous Namesakes: Rapper Tyler, the CreatorPeak Popularity: Tyler cracked the top five names in the U.S. in 1993 and 1994.

Tyrion

  • Origin: Invented nameFamous Namesakes: Peter Dinklage’s character on “Game of Thrones” was named Tyrion.Peak Popularity: Tyrion has yet to crack the top 1,000 names in the U.S.

Tyson

  • Origin: FrenchMeaning: High-spiritedFamous Namesakes: Former professional basketball player Tyson ChandlerPeak Popularity: Tyson peaked in popularity in 2009.