| Tagin | Tagin is a Tibetan language name meaning 'to speak' or 'to talk', possibly referring to a language or dialect. |
| Taheraortahira | Pure; chaste |
| Taiel | Wealthy; affluent |
| Taige | Taige is a unisex name that means 'great outdoors' or 'nature' in Gaelic and Irish languages. |
| Talaq ul bidin | An irregular divorce form. |
| Talie | Natal day; Christmas |
| Tamador | A woman with a bright, shining face. |
| Tammee | A playful spelling of the name Tamara. |
| Teressa | One who is a harvester of crops. |
| Ticha | Nobleman; an aristocrat |
| Tinuanand | I couldn't find any information on the name 'tinuanand'. |
| Titty | A term of endearment or pet. |
| Tonia Javae | Worthy of praise |
| Tonnia | A name meaning highly valued. |
| Tonyea | A name meaning flourishing one. |
| Touqad | A name meaning a precious necklace. |
| Travius | A modern name of uncertain origin. |
| Trendon | Derived from a town near a river. |
| Treslyn | Treslyn is a Welsh surname derived from the words 'tri' meaning three and 'lys' meaning court or mansion. |
| Trevvor | From the large village |
| Twara | A name meaning a mountain or high peak. |
| Tyquann | A modern name meaning a noble leader. |
| Ubaldo | Ubaldo is a masculine given name of Italian origin, meaning 'ruler of the people'. |
| Udaka | A name meaning pure water. |
| Udbuddha | A name meaning awakened one. |
| Uddiptta | Rising, elevated, or uplifted, often used as a feminine given name in Sanskrit and Hindi cultures. |
| Uehudah | Name honoring john the baptist |
| Uloopi | A serpent princess in Hindu myth |
| Umm Ul | Meaning mother of all or source |
| Ur Atum | Ancient Egyptian god of creation. |
| Ureeda | A name meaning a desired person. |
| Urni | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be free from' or 'liberation'. |
| Ursella | One who is a small shebear. |
| Ushtavaity | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be free from' or 'liberation'. |
| Utsman | Snake; Name of Prophets companion |
| Uttang | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be free from' or 'liberation'. |
| Uttanka | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be free from' or 'liberation'. |
| Utteeran | One who has crossed over or survived. |
| Uwaysah | Bilberry; whortleberry |
| Vaangmayee | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is learned or knowledgeable'. |