| Tea | A name meaning divine blessing. |
| Teaana | A graceful and noble woman. |
| Teadoir | A person who is a gift of God. |
| TEADORA | A precious gift from heaven. |
| Teagan | Attractive; Good-looking.; A handsome man; One who is attractive; Ttractive,wise poet,philosopher,king. Derived from the male names Teague and Tadhg and the surname O'Tadhgain. Gaelic form of Timothy |
| Teaghue | A poetic Gaelic name meaning poet. |
| Teague | An Irish name meaning a bard or poet. |
| Teah | Goddess; godly. Also abbreviation of names like Althea and Dorothea. The mythological Thea was Greek goddess of light and mother of the sun; moon and dawn. |
| Teal | The bird teal: also the blue-green color. |
| Teala | Blue-green; A Duck |
| Teale | Small Fresh Water Duck |
| Tealia | Blooming. It can be spelled Talia or Taliea. |
| Teamhair | Where the kings met |
| Tean | one of the isles of scilly |
| Teanna | Free spirit or beautiful mind. |
| Teaonia | A name meaning a gift from the gods. |
| Tearlach | A Gaelic name meaning a free man. |
| Tearle | A name meaning a stern or strict man. |
| Tearley | A name meaning from the meadow land. |
| Tearly | A name meaning a precious treasure. |
| Tearra | Beautiful and Talented |
| Tearsheet | King Henry IV, Part 2' Doll Tearsheet, a woman at the Boar's Head in East.cheap. |
| Teartha | A name meaning a place of holiness. |
| Tebah | Murder, butchery, guarding of the body, a cook' |
| Tebaliah | Baptism, or goodness, of the Lord. |
| Tebeth | A name meaning the tenth month year. |
| Tebogo | we are thankful |
| Tebra | A name meaning a strong, brave soul. |
| TECA | Hungarian form of Teresa (reaper) |
| Tecla | Derived from the Greek word for glory. |
| Tecwyn | A name meaning fair or blessed child. |
| Ted | Abbreviation of Theodore. |
| Tedd | Abbreviation of Theodore. |
| Teddey | Wealthy Defender; Gift of God |
| Teddi | Abbreviation of Theodora. God given. |
| Teddie | Abbreviation of Theodore. |
| Teddington | where the tide ends |
| Teddy | Abbreviation of Theodore. |
| Tedman | Refers to St. Edmund. Also abbreviation of Theodore. |
| Tedmond | National protector |