| Toma | A name meaning the twin. |
| Touran | Name Of A Place In Shahnameh |
| Trant | One who is a traveler or wanderer. |
| Tripade | Three-lined poem |
| Trisan | A variant of the name Tristan. |
| Tristann | A sorrowful man; in arthurian legend; a knight of the round table |
| Tuqat | God-consciousness |
| Tzila | Tzila is a Hebrew name meaning 'my ornament' or 'my treasure', symbolizing beauty and value. |
| Tzipporah | Bird, or songbird, a name given to the wife of Moses in the Hebrew Bible. |
| Udasuta | Goddess Lakshmi |
| Udayprakash | Light of the rising sun |
| Udumpan | One who is skilled in the art of war, warrior |
| Ugramurhty | One with a fierce appearance. |
| Uhayra | A name meaning bright or radiant. |
| Ullekha | A name meaning a mention or sign. |
| Umaakaant | One who is skilled in the art of war, warrior |
| Umbria | Region in Italy, or a place of beauty |
| Umm e kulsum | Daughter of the Prophet Muhammad |
| Ummul khair | The mother of all goodness |
| Ummulkhair | The mother of all goodness |
| Upadhi | A title or a distinctive name |
| Urub | Devoted; loving full of love |
| Uttanapad | One who has extended or wide feet. |
| Uvarasu | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be free from' or 'liberation'. |
| Uzzam | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be free from' or 'liberation'. |
| Vaagesha | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a lord or master'. |
| Vafi | One who is loyal, faithful, and true. |
| Valdine | Derived from Latin, meaning 'ruler of the people' |
| Valenty | A variation meaning being healthy. |
| Valorie | A name meaning valor and bold spirit. |
| Van Aken | A surname meaning from the city Aken. |
| Vareya | A name meaning the chosen or best one. |
| Varqah | A leaf or a thin sheet. |
| Varqan | Refers to golden leaves. |
| Vasumit | A friend of the earth |
| Vathsalya | Pure love and affection |
| Velia | Derived from Latin, meaning 'strong and healthy' |
| Vester | From the forest |
| Vianaya | One who is modest and humble. |
| Vibharavi | The radiant light of the sun. |