2902 Names That Start With T - Page 30

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Baby names that start with T can read traditional or trendy, but none are overly popular. The most common T name for boys is Theodore, a name that is arguably traditional and trendy, as it has classic roots but is nearing an all-time popularity high. For girls, the most common T name is Taylor, a holdout from its peak at the end of the last millennium.

girl names beginning with T in the US Top 400

 include Trinity, Teagan, Tessa, Thea, and Talia. In addition to Theodore, other 

 in the US Top 400 include Thomas, Tyler, Tristan, Tucker, and Thiago.

 with considerable appeal include the virtuous True, spiritual Tao, poetic Tennyson, and mythological Thisbe. A handful of celebrity parents have embraced quirky names with the T initial for their children, such as Tennessee (Reese Witherspoon), Tallulah (Billie Piper) and Tabitha (Hugh Grant).

As the top boy name that starts with T, Theodore has created a mini-trend of names beginning with the Th- sound. Theodore and Theo are rising for boys, while Thea and
Theodora are getting more popular for girls.

 are last names used as first names. Millennial darling Taylor is still the  top T name for girls. But there are new favorites in this category, including Teagan and Tinsley for girls, Tate and Townes for boys, and Tatum for both sexes.

, particularly for boys. Tru is the most common of this set, and is also rising for girls. Others include Truett, True, Truman, and Truth. Truett and Truman are only used for boys, while True and Truth are unisex.

 that will rise in the near
future. True and company will continue to rise up the charts, and we’ll also see choices like Tao, related to the ancient Chinese religion Taoism; Tahj and Taj, Arabic names that conjure India’s Taj Mahal; and Tulsi, the holy basil plant sacred in Hinduism, become more popular.

Here, our full selection of names that start with T, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Names that start with T, including T names such as Theodore, Thomas, and Thiago, with meanings and popularity. (Page 30)