Female and male first names beginning with the letter “T”..

Unknown origin and meaning, believed by some to be a variant of Irish Tahlia meaning "visionary" or "prophetess," but with no concrete evidence supporting this claim. Despite its mysterious roots, Taylin has gained popularity in recent years, ranking 835th among US girl's names in 2020. Its appeal could stem from its similarity to popular names like Taylor and Lyla, or parents' attraction to its unique sound and lack of predefined meaning, allowing them to create their own significance for the name.

Rare Scottish feminine given name derived from the occupational surname Taylor, signifying creativity and precision in craftsmanship.

Uncommon yet distinctive Irish given name derived from the surname O'Tullach, meaning "descendant of Tullach," which translates to "hillock" or "knoll." Historically, Taylir has been associated with nobility and pride, reflecting its rich Irish heritage.

The name Taylor, of English origin, means "cutter" or "tailor".

Unique Welsh given name derived from "tawl," meaning "long," associated with the surname Taulane, and originating in Gwynedd, northwest Wales. It's pronounced "TAY-lin" and carries a rich historical significance while maintaining its connection to Welsh roots.

Recently popularized, unisex American name with no established meaning or history; its uniqueness allows individuals to create their own personal identity around it.

American unisex name likely formed by combining Taylor andylon, though the latter's origin remains unclear. It's commonly used for girls, gaining popularity through individuals like actress Taylour Paige. Despite lacking specific meaning or historical significance, it carries positive associations linked to similar popular names like Taylor and Kayla.

Unique American feminine form of the English surname Taylor, originally meaning 'tailor', with no specific meaning beyond its origin.

English given name of Old English origin, derived from the occupational surname 'tailor', which was highly respected in medieval England for its skill and craftsmanship.

The name Taylor originates from English, derived from Middle English 'tailour,' meaning tailor or cloth merchant. It's been popular since the 13th century and was traditionally used more for boys but has recently gained popularity among girls as well.

American name consisting of 'Taylor', meaning tailor, and 'Ann', signifying favor or grace.

Modern, American feminine name coined by Taylor Mead in the mid-20th century. It's a blend of Taylor (English occupational surname meaning tailor) and Anne/Anna (Hebrew meaning grace/favor), creating a unique, distinctive moniker with no specific historical figure attached.

Unique, English-origin given name derived from the surname Taylor, which originally referred to an occupation as a tailor.

American composite name derived from Taylor, once a Middle English surname for tailors, and Grace, a Latin word for charm or elegance.

Taylor James is an American given name composed of Taylor, derived from English occupational surname for tailor, and James, originating from Latin 'Jacobus' meaning 'supplanter'.

American origin given name with no specific meaning or cultural association. It emerged in the late 20th century and has gained popularity in recent years due to its unique sound and appearance, potentially influenced by similar popular names like Taylor and Joey.

Contemporary American female name derived from 'Taylor' meaning 'cutter of cloth' and 'Lynn', a variant of 'lynx'. It first gained popularity in the early 2000s before declining recently.

Distinctive American given name derived from Taylor (English occupational surname meaning 'tailor') and Marie (French form of Latin Maria, meaning 'star of the sea' in Christian tradition).

Rare American given name, created by parents seeking uniqueness; it's composed of 'Taylor' (English, "tailor") and '-rae' (likely from Rae, "wise/wisdom"), but meanings are not universally accepted as Taylorrae was not derived from specific sources.

Enchanting English name derived from combining Taylor, originally an occupational surname for tailors, and Rose, the Latin word for 'rose' the flower.

Modern, American unisex name derived from the classic English surname Taylor, which means 'cutter or tailor'. It gained popularity as a distinctive alternative spelling, with no specific meaning beyond its origin.

Modern American unisex name derived from Taylor, originally an Old English occupational surname for a tailor or cloth maker. Though not officially recognized with a specific meaning beyond its association with tailoring, Taylour has gained popularity in recent years and has been used by celebrities like Taylor Swift.

Modern and unique name with an uncertain origin, often considered a variant spelling of Taylor meaning "tailor" or "to cut.

Taylor is an English unisex name originally referring to a tailor or seamstress, meaning 'to cut' from Middle English 'tailleur'.

Unique invented name with unknown origins and no traditional etymology; it was likely created as a modern name inspired by similar-sounding names.

Modern, unisex name with no specific cultural origin. Its meaning varies but often associates with similar names like Taylor or Tyler.

Modern American name with unclear origins and meaning but growing popularity since 2009.

American name derived from Latin 'Theresa/Teresa' meaning 'to harvest', combined with Welsh 'Llyn' meaning 'leader'.

Uncommon Arabic name meaning 'eighth', often associated with the Prophet Muhammad's supposed eighth son despite lacking traditional sources. It's typically pronounced /taɪm/ and can be used for both boys and girls, though more commonly for males.

Arabic girl's name meaning "pure" or "good", originating from ancient Arabia where it was often given to daughters of noble families.

Unique African name of Yoruba origin, meaning "born on Tuesday," and carrying cultural significance and associations with intelligence and good fortune.

Rare Scottish name derived from the Gaelic 'Tamhach', meaning 'widow's peak', symbolizing individuality.

Uncommon given name with no direct linguistic roots. It may be a blend of popular names like Taylor and Jayden or inspired by the place name Tasmania. Pronounced 'TAY-men'.

Rare and intriguing name with uncertain origins and no widely accepted meaning.

Distinctive Hebrew name derived from Tamar, meaning 'date palm tree', popularized recently for its uniqueness and rich cultural roots.

Arabic name derived from "tayyib," meaning "delightful" or "good," and associated with the Arabic name Taym, meaning "date palm tree." It has been used by notable figures throughout history, such as poet Taymour ibn al-Hussein during the Islamic Golden Age. Today, it is popular in many Middle Eastern and North African communities and has gained global popularity due to high-profile individuals like artist Taymour Grahne and footballer Taymour Sowan.

Arabic origin name meaning "good" or "pure," signifying purity and positivity.

Hebrew name meaning "God is with us", reflecting its ancient spiritual origins.

The Scottish name Tayne means 'poet' and was traditionally given to creative individuals.

Captivating Scottish name derived from 'taigh', meaning 'house'.