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Topaz (Latin) Resembling a yellow gemstone

Topazz, Topaza, Topazia, Topaziya, Topazya, Topazea

Tordis (Norse) A goddess

Tordiss, Tordisse, Tordys, Tordyss, Tordysse

Torny (Norse) New; just discovered

Torney, Tornie, Torni, Torne, Torn, Tornee, Tornea

Torunn (Norse) Thor’s love

Torun, Torrun, Torrunn

Tory (American) Form of Victoria, meaning “victorious woman; winner; conquerer”

Torry, Torey, Tori, Torie, Torree, Tauri, Torye, Toya

Tosca (Latin) From the Tuscany region

Toscah, Toscka, Toska, Tosckah, Toskah

Tosha (English) Form of Natasha, meaning “born on Christmas”

Toshah, Toshiana, Tasha, Tashia, Tashi, Tassa

Tourmaline (Singhalese) A stone of mixed colors

Tourmalyne, Tourmalina, Tourmalinia

Tova (Hebrew) One who is well-behaved

Tovah, Tove, Tovi, Toba, Toibe, Tovva

Treasa (Irish) Having great strength

Treasah, Treesa, Treisa, Triesa, Treise, Treese, Toirease

*Trinity (Latin) The holy three

Trinitey, Triniti, Trinitie, Trinitee, Trynity, Trynitey, Tryniti, Trynitie

Trisha (Latin) Form of Patricia, meaning “of noble descent”

Trishah, Trishia, Tricia, Trish, Trissa, Trisa

Trishna (Polish) In mythology, the goddess of the deceased, protector of graves

Trishnah, Trishnia, Trishniah, Trishnea, Trishneah, Trishniya, Trishniyah, Trishnya

Trisna (Indian) The one desired

Trisnah, Trisnia, Trisniah, Trisnea, Trisneah, Trisniya, Trisniyah, Trisnya

Trudy (German) Form of Gertrude, meaning “adored warrior”

Trudey, Trudi, Trudie, Trude, Trudye, Trudee, Truda, Trudia

Trupti (Indian) State of being satisfied

Truptie, Trupty, Truptey, Truptee, Trupte, Truptea

Tryamon (English) In Arthurian legend, a fairy princess

Tryamonn, Tryamonne, Tryamona, Tryamonna

Tryna (Greek) The third-born child

Trynah

Tsifira (Hebrew) One who is crowned

Tsifirah, Tsifyra, Tsiphyra, Tsiphira, Tsipheera, Tsifeera

Tuccia (Latin) A vestal virgin

Tula (Hindi) Balance; a sign of the zodiac

Tulah, Tulla, Tullah

Tullia (Irish) One who is peaceful

Tulliah, Tullea, Tulleah, Tullya, Tulia, Tulea, Tuleah, Tulya

Tusti (Hindi) One who brings happiness and peace

Tustie, Tusty, Tustey, Tustee, Tuste, Tustea

Tutilina (Latin) In mythology, the protector goddess of stored grain

Tutilinah, Tutileena, Tutileana, Tutilyna, Tutileina, Tutiliena, Tutilena, Tutylina

Tuuli (Finnish) Of the wind

Tuulie, Tuulee, Tuula, Tuuly, Tuuley, Tuulea

Tuyet (Vietnamese) Snow white woman

Tuyett, Tuyete, Tuyette, Tuyeta, Tuyetta

Tyler (English) Tiler of roofs

Tyme (English) The aromatic herb thyme

Time, Thyme, Thime

Tyne (English) Of the river

Tyna

Tyro (Greek) In mythology, a woman who bore twin sons to Poseidon

Tzidkiya (Hebrew) Righteousness of the Lord

Tzidkiyah, Tzidkiyahu

Tzigane (Hungarian) A gypsy

Tzigan, Tzigain, Tzigaine, Tzigayne

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Uadjit (Egyptian) In mythology, a snake goddess

Ujadet, Uajit, Udjit, Ujadit

Ualani (Hawaiian) Of the heavenly rain

Ualanie, Ualany, Ualaney, Ualanee, Ualanea, Ualania, Ualana

Udavine (American) A thriving woman

Udavyne, Udavina, Udavyna, Udevine, Udevyne, Udevina, Udevyna

Udele (English) One who is wealthy; prosperous

Udelle, Udela, Udella, Udelah, Udellah, Uda, Udah

Uela (American) One who is devoted to God

Uelah, Uella, Uellah

Uganda (African) From the country in Africa

Ugandah, Ugaunda, Ugaundah, Ugawnda, Ugawndah, Ugonda, Ugondah

Ugolina (German) Having a bright spirit; bright mind

Ugolinah, Ugoleena, Ugoliana, Ugolyna, Ugoline, Ugolyn, Ugolyne

Ulalia (Greek) Form of Eulalia, meaning “well-spoken”

Ulaliah, Ulalya, Ulalyah

Ulan (African) Firstborn of twins

Ulann, Ulanne

Ulima (Arabic) One who is wise and astute

Ulimah, Ullima, Ulimma, Uleema, Uleama, Ulyma, Uleima, Uliema

Ulla (German) A willful woman

Ullah, Ullaa, Ullai, Ullae

Uma (Hindi) Mother; in mythology, the goddess of beauty and sunlight

Umah, Umma

Umberla (French) Feminine form of Umber; providing shade; of an earth color

Umberlah, Umberly, Umberley, Umberlee, Umberleigh, Umberli, Umberlea, Umberlie

Ummi (African) Born of my mother

Ummie, Ummy, Ummey, Ummee, Umi

Unity (American) Woman who upholds oneness;