| Tiyana | A form of tayana |
| Tiyba | Beautiful Looking |
| Tiye | Derived from Egyptian, meaning 'beloved' or 'loved one' |
| Tiymah | A name meaning desert or wasteland. |
| Tizaviya | Beautiful, Strong |
| Tizian | Derived from Italian, meaning 'from Tiziano' or 'from Titian' |
| Tiziana | Italian form of Tiziana, meaning 'of the sea' or 'from Tiziano' |
| Moacir | One who causes pain or suffering. |
| Mochi | A soft, chewy Japanese rice cake. |
| Mogra | A fragrant Arabian jasmine flower. |
| Monarch | A sovereign head of a kingdom. |
| Monikangana | A golden jewel or ornament. |
| Moraine | Debris left by a glacier. |
| Mostly | For the greater part or share. |
| Motel | A hotel for motorists to stay. |
| Mother | A female parent of a child. |
| Motif | A recurring theme or pattern. |
| Mount | To climb up or ascend high. |
| Moxie | Force of character and spirit. |
| Taar | A musical string or wire. |
| Tabla | A pair of Indian hand drums. |
| Tadit | Lightning or a flash of light. |
| Taditkanti | One with lightninglike glow. |
| Taditkesh | One with lightninglike hair. |
| Taditpriya | One who loves the lightning. |
| Taena | A name meaning a new beginning. |
| Taharqa | An ancient Egyptian king name. |
| Taivo | A name meaning hope or desire. |
| Tajvi | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Takeru | A warrior or someone who is fierce. |
| Talaavi | One who is musical or rhythmic. |
| Talorcan | A name meaning little iron warrior. |
| Tambor | Derived from the word for a drum. |
| Tanager | Named after a colorful songbird. |
| Tanet | An ancient name meaning islander. |
| Tango | Named after the passionate dance. |
| Tanpura | A traditional stringed instrument. |
| Tansari | One who is a weaver of fine cloth. |
| Taos | Meaning place of the red willows. |
| Taranis | Celtic god of thunder and sky. |