| Tsipporah | Hebrew name meaning little bird. |
| Tukarama | Named after a famous poetsaint. |
| Tulaiha | Tulaiha is a variant of Talha, meaning 'success' or 'prosperity' in Arabic. |
| Tumdri | Tumdri is a rare surname of Indian origin, possibly derived from the word 'tumdi,' meaning 'a type of tree'. |
| Tzipora | Tzipora is a Hebrew name meaning 'bird' or 'songbird', symbolizing beauty and freedom. |
| Tzuria | Tzuria is a Hebrew name meaning 'my rock' or 'my fortress', symbolizing strength and protection. |
| Uan | A name meaning a gentle lamb. |
| Ubaab | Waves; heavy rain |
| Uchenna | Uchenna means 'God's gift' or 'gift from God' in the Igbo language of Nigeria. |
| Uduptai | Lord of the stars; moon |
| Ugrashrava | One with a powerful reputation. |
| Ugrataara | The fierce form of Goddess Tara. |
| Uhee | SOUL; A FLOWER; WHO TOUCHES THE HEART |
| Ulisse | Mythology by the hero of the Odyssey |
| Uloriaq | One who is skilled in the art of war, warrior |
| Ulyaa | Meaning the highest or supreme one |
| Umadha | Strength, power, or a strong and powerful person |
| Umasutan | Goddess Parvati |
| Ummkalthum | Name of the Prophets daughter One with round face |
| Umya | Strength, power, or a strong and powerful person |
| Undie | One who is skilled in the art of war, warrior |
| Uniquia | A unique and singular person |
| Ustinya | Rightful; proper; just |
| Uwaimir | A child that inhabits; A religious child |
| Vaidhrithi | A name meaning a sacred ritual. |
| Valenteen | Meaning a strong, healthy boy. |
| Valia | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is strong and powerful' |
| Valinda | Derived from Latin, meaning 'strong and healthy' |
| Valleree | A variant meaning strong or healthy. |
| Valleri | Derived from Latin meaning to be strong. |
| Vasia | A royal or kingly person |
| Vedajanani | Source of the world |
| Violett | Resembling the purplish- blue flower |
| Vivienna | It means full of life or alive. |
| Volkher | Army of people; warrior |
| Vyctoriah | An ornate spelling of the name Victoria. |
| Waaizh | A preacher; an adviser; a teacher; a monitor |
| Waasi | All-Sufficient for His creatures |
| Waasilah | Joining; connecting |
| Wahbaan | Name of a Sahabi (RA) |