| Tafazzal | An Arabic name meaning great kindness. |
| Tafeez | Tafeez is an Arabic name meaning 'one who brings up or educates' or 'nourisher'. |
| Tafhim | Understanding, comprehension, or knowledge, often used in Islamic context to describe spiritual enlightenment. |
| Tafreed | Tafreed is an Arabic name meaning 'liberated' or 'freed', often given to a child born after a long wait. |
| Tafseer | Exegesis or interpretation of the Quran, providing explanation and commentary on its meaning and significance. |
| Tafsir | An Arabic name meaning interpretation. |
| Tafzeel | Tafzeel means 'magnificence' or 'greatness' in Arabic, referring to a person's noble or elevated character. |
| Taggert | Taggert is a surname of Scottish origin, meaning 'one who is skilled in hunting' or 'tracker'. |
| Taghreer | Taghreer is an Arabic name meaning 'to be proud' or 'to be honored' with a sense of dignity. |
| Tagin | Tagin is a Tibetan language name meaning 'to speak' or 'to talk', possibly referring to a language or dialect. |
| Taham | Brave; courageous; fearless |
| Tahami | Blessed Prophet title |
| Tahar | A Hebrew name meaning pure and clean. |
| Tahmaseb | A Character In Shahnameh |
| Tahmoh | Tahmoh means 'strong' or 'powerful' in Arabic, derived from the root 'th-m-h' meaning 'to be strong'. |
| Tahur | Pure and cleansing water. |
| Tahwar | Brave and courageous. |
| Tai Yang | The great sun above. |
| Taial | One who is noble and generous. |
| Taiden | Taiden is a unisex name of Japanese origin, meaning 'great warrior' or 'bringer of victory'. |
| Taieb | A person who is good and pure. |
| Taifur | Vision of the Merciful |
| Taig | Taig is a Gaelic surname meaning 'warrior' or 'strong' and is also a variant of the name 'Tighe'. |
| Taiga | Russian word for 'forest' or 'boreal forest', specifically a vast coniferous forest ecosystem. |
| Taighan | Taighan is a Gaelic name meaning 'little fire' or 'fiery one', possibly referring to a person with a passionate nature. |
| Taiki | Taiki means 'great victory' or 'triumphant' in Japanese, symbolizing strength and success. |
| Taj udinn | Crown of religion |
| Tajamal | A person of great beauty. |
| Tajar | Knowing; The Wealth |
| Tajbakhsh | One who bestows a crown. |
| Takbir | To proclaim God is greatest. |
| Taklim | The act of speaking to God. |
| Talakya | Talakya means 'small or tiny' in Sanskrit, often used as a suffix in names to signify smallness or delicacy. |
| Talalelei | Uncertain; perhaps praised or heart |
| Talaq | The formal act of divorce. |
| Talaq ul bidin | An irregular divorce form. |
| Talbida | One who responds to a divine call. |
| Taleem | Education; Instruction |
| Taleeq | A person who is eloquent and wise. |
| Tamaam | Finish; Perfect |