By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Chinese
"great extreme"
Arabic
"specter, visitation, wraith, phantom; one who performs Tawaf"
English word name; Japanese
Finnish
"magic"
Finnish, Estonian, Japanese
"sapling, young tree; plant; great beauty"
Tupi, Finnish variation of Tatiana, Russian
"morning star; secret"
Hebrew
"she will light up"
Scottish
"soft or gentle"
Russian, Ukrainian, Greek
"bandage"
Yoruba
"the first twin to taste the world"
"crown"
"to mention, to name"
Native American, Hopi
"corn tassel"
Japanese
"treasure, jewel"
Japanese, "waterfall child"
"waterfall child"
"to expand, increase; support; cultivate"
"rain, dew"
Persian, Arabic, Tagalog, Samoan, Scandinavian
"gold; turmeric; star; story; noble"
Norwegian, German, Norse
"noble; thunder; story"
Variation of Talia
Arabic, Armenian
"advise"
Torres Strait Islander
"precious one"
"dew"
Icelandic, Spanish, and Galician form of Talia and Thalia, Greek, Hebrew, Latin, "blossom; dew from God; born at Christmas"
"blossom; dew from God; born at Christmas"
Welsh
"shining brow"
"covering of dew"
Armenian place name
Armenian, meaning unknown
Modern invented name
African American compound name, combining Tamara and Alicia
"noble palm"
Brazilian Portuguese, from Aramaic
"little girl"
Aramaic
Hebrew, Greek
"Dew from God; bloom"
Variation of Talia or combination of Taylor and Aliyah
Diminutive of Talia, Hebrew
"gentle dew from heaven"
English, Old French
"clearing of woodland"
Diminutive of Talia
"hill, mound"
Variation of Tallulah or Talulla
Irish, Anglicized variation of Tuilelaith
"lady of abundance"
Finnish, Estonian
"winter"
Cornish
"fair brow"
Russian, diminutive of Natalya; also spelling variation of Talia
"innocent, honest"
"jeweled chaplet; jeweled hair; jeweled garland"
"jewel child"
African
"dark tree"
"date palm tree"
Georgian variation of Tamar, Hebrew
