| Tamjida | A name meaning one who is glorified daily. |
| Tamkanat | Arabic name meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tamlyn | Palm Tree, Date Palm |
| Tammarra | A name meaning a palm tree or date fruit. |
| Tammeen | A name meaning a person who is guaranteed. |
| Tammera | A spice or palm tree |
| Tammi | A form of tammy |
| Tammiella | Variant of Tammy, meaning 'palm tree' |
| Tammika | A name meaning a sweet and gentle person. |
| Tammin | Australian Aboriginal name meaning 'twin' |
| Tammis | Variant of Tammy, meaning 'palm tree' |
| Tammra | A spice or palm tree |
| Tamojain | Sanskrit name meaning 'born of the moon' |
| Tamony | Variant of Tammy, meaning 'palm tree' |
| Tampsu | A name of Finnish origin meaning sun. |
| Tamreen | Arabic name meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tamreesh | Arabic name meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tamsaal | Arabic name meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tamsie | Variant of Tammy, meaning 'palm tree' |
| Tamsiha | A name meaning a beautiful flower. |
| Tamta | A name of Georgian origin meaning sun. |
| Tamura | Japanese name meaning 'wave' or 'tide' |
| Tamweel | Arabic name meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tamya | Variant of Tammy, meaning 'palm tree' |
| Tamzin | A name meaning a twin or double soul. |
| Tanaaz | A name meaning pride or precious one. |
| Tanagra | Named after an ancient Greek city. |
| Tanalyn | Derived from Tanis, meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tananda | Sanskrit name meaning 'born of the moon' |
| Tanasha | A name meaning a beautiful princess. |
| Tanavita | A name meaning a flute or melody. |
| Tanayah | Derived from Tanis, meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Tancy | Variant of Tanya, meaning 'to bloom' |
| Tandie | A name meaning a sweet, loving girl. |
| Tandilyn | Combination of 'tand' (strong) and 'lyn' (water), possibly referring to a strong water source. |
| Tanea | A name meaning a beautiful goddess. |
| Taneen | A melodic sound or resonance. |
| Taneer | Derived from Arabic, meaning 'to be strong' or 'to be powerful'. |
| Taneeshka | Gold with Diamond |
| Taney | Possibly derived from Irish, meaning 'fair' or 'bright'. |