| TOIRDEALBHACH | A name meaning a bold instigator. |
| TORMOD | from the north |
| Torrin | A name meaning from the hills. |
| Trevet | Three mounds of earth |
| Tuathal | A name meaning peoples ruler. |
| Tulley | Derived from a peaceful meadow land. |
| Tyron | Land of the noble |
| UILLEAM | One with a strongwilled helmet. |
| UISDEAN | A name meaning son of the judge. |
| Ultan | Derived from the Irish saint |
| Ultreia | A call to go further ahead |
| Vevay | One who is full of bright life. |
| Xurxo | The Galician form of George |
| Keeland | little and slender |
| Roarke | Renowned Champion, Illustrious |
| Senach | A name meaning wise or old leader. |
| Sweeny | Small or Little Hero |
| Carberry | Dweller near the berry. |
| Carrigan | Irish surname meaning 'little dark one' |
| Cearney | A name meaning a victorious. |
| Cleland | From a place with clay |
| Cray | Derived from a word meaning fresh water. |
| Dervila | An Irish name meaning daughter of a poet. |
| Fionavar | Fair, white, and radiant |
| Keevan | A beloved and handsome man |
| Kellagh | Battle suffering |
| Kelland | From a place called Calandre or Callands |
| Kenadi | Variant of Kenna, meaning 'born of fire' |
| Kenady | Variant of Kenna, meaning 'born of fire' |
| Kenedi | Variant of Kenna, meaning 'born of fire' |
| Kenina | A small and precious child. |
| Kennadee | Variant of Kennedy, meaning 'helmeted chief' |
| Kennadi | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kennadie | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kenndrick | Variant of Kendrick, means 'leader of the people' or 'ruler' |
| Kenneally | Imperial meadow |
| Kennedie | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kennidi | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kennidy | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kynnedi | Welsh name meaning 'chief' or 'leader' |