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Hebrew Names that Start With T

Updated October 2026

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Tzuf
Hebrew
"nectar, honeydew"
A short but sweet Hebrew name, said with quiet 't' sound at the beginning (like Tzipporah), Tzuf likely comes from Zuph, a Biblical place name, meaning "nectar, honeydew, honeycomb".
Tzuf
Hebrew
"nectar, honeydew"
This sweet Hebrew word name is a unisex choice, said with a quiet 't' sound at the beginning, like Tzipporah. Likely a modern form of Zuph, a Biblical place name, it means "nectar, honeydew,…
Tzufit
Hebrew
"sunbird; honeycomb"
A sweet, nature inspired Hebrew name, Tzufit means "sunbird", associating it with the brightly colored perching bird species. Also known as the Nectariniidae family of birds, Tzufit is related to the…
Tzuriel
Hebrew
"my rock is God"
Also appearing as Tzuri'el and Zuriel, this form is additionally used as a surname.
Tzuri
Variation of Zurie or Zuriel, Hebrew
"rock, God is my rock"
A variation of the Swahili Zurie and the (masculine) Biblical name, Tzuri'el or Zuriel, this name has a succinct sound and solid meaning. It first appeared in the US stats in 2019.
Tol
Short form of Bartholomew, Anatole, Tolliver, and Ptolemy, English, Hebrew, Greek
Short and snappy, Tol has an entirely different feel to its longer forms, Bartholomew, Ptolemy, and Anatole. Similar in sound and feel to the stylish Sol, it makes a lighter choice for several…
Tevel
Hebrew, Yiddish
"world, universe"
A modern and unisex Hebrew name, derived from the word for "universe, macrocosm, world", Tevel has might appeal to those who enjoy Cosmo, Evren, Atlas, and Celeste for their meanings. Used quietly in…
Taphath
Hebrew
"drop"
A little used Hebrew name that appears in the Old Testament, borne by a daughter of Solomon. Taphath is mentioned in the context of being married, likely strategically, to Ben-Abinadab, one of the…
Tor
Hebrew, English
"thunder; turtledove; victor; hill, rocky peak"
Short and snappy, Tor is a multicultural choice with plenty of meaning. As a Hebrew choice, it means "turtle-dove", giving it a sweet, nature-inspired meaning. As an English name, it could be used as…
Tivona
Hebrew
"lover of nature"
Hebrew name not often heard in this country, but would have no trouble fitting in.
Tzur
Hebrew
"rock"
Derived from the Hebrew word for "rock", "cliff", or "flint", Tzur is a concise and solid name that is sometimes given to boys born around Hanukkah, in reference to the song Maoz Tzur ("strong…
Tira
Hebrew
"small village"
Tyra would be a more modern pick.
Tzofia
Hebrew
"a scout of Jehovah"
The "Tz" beginning of Tzofia represents the Hebrew letter tzadi, which is pronounced more like ts. So Tzofia sounds like Sofia with a light t at the beginning — intriguing, but a difficult sound for…

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Hebrew Names that Start With T

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