| Track | A path or route followed or marked for travel or movement. |
| Travonn | A noble and wandering spirit. |
| Trazana | Possibly derived from the Latin word 'trazanus', meaning 'from Trazana'. |
| Treasha | A variant of the name Tricia. |
| Trei | A name meaning the number three. |
| Treston | Derived from the Old English word 'trēstan', meaning 'settlement' or 'town'. |
| Tridisha | Three Directions |
| Trin | A name meaning a blade of green grass. |
| Trinice | A name meaning pure or trinity. |
| Tripati | One who is very satisfied. |
| Trippton | Derived from the Old English words 'trip' and 'pton', meaning three-enclosure |
| Triteesha | Gods Gift, A River |
| Tritisha | A River, A Moment in Time |
| Troyton | One who comes from the town of Troy. |
| Truely | In a truthful or genuine manner, derived from the Old English word 'tru' |
| Truptu | A state of complete satisfaction. |
| Trushnali | One who has a thirst for knowledge. |
| Truth | The state of being true or real, derived from the Old English word 'tru' |
| Trycia | A noble woman of high character. |
| Tula.aan | A type of tree in Inuit mythology |
| Tulasidhar | Sacred Basil Plant |
| Tulsabai | Holy Plant with Sweet Fragrance |
| Tulza | Basil Plant, A Sacred Plant |
| Tungyr | A type of bird in Inuit mythology |
| Tunisia | A North African Country |
| Tusajigwe | A name meaning one who hears the truth. |
| Tuulia | A name meaning calm or gentle wind. |
| Tyana | A name meaning a follower of Christ. |
| Tyenna | Combination of Ty and Enna, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted one'. |
| Tyrowne | Strong and courageous |
| Tyshone | A modern name with a rhythmic sound. |
| Tyssy | A variant of the name Tessa. |
| Tyyni | A Finnish name meaning serene. |
| Tzvika | A Hebrew name meaning my deer. |
| Uama | Fame, Reputation, Education |
| Uddipana | A name meaning illumination. |
| Ulfhild | A noble wolf in battle. |
| Ullricka | Power of the Wolf |
| Umaema | A name meaning mother of the nation. |
| UmmKhalid | Name of a Sahabiyah RA |