| Names that start with the letter: T | |
| Name | Meaning |
| Taanach | who humbles thee; who answers thee |
| Taanach-shilo | breaking down a fig-tree |
| Tabbath | good; goodness |
| Tabeal, Tabeel | good God |
| Taberah | burning |
| Tabitha | clear-sighted; a roe-deer |
| Tabor | choice; purity; bruising |
| Tabrimon | good pomegranate; the navel; the middle |
| Tadmor | the palm-tree; bitterness |
| Tahan | beseeching; merciful |
| Tahapenes | secret temptation |
| Tahath | fear; going down |
| Tahpenes | standard; flight; temptation |
| Tahrea | anger; wicked contention |
| Talitha-cumi | young woman, arise |
| Talmai | my furrow; that suspends the waters; heap of waters |
| Tamah | blotting or wiping out; smiting |
| Tamar | palm; palm-tree |
| Tammuz | abstruse; concealed; consumed |
| Tanach | same as Taanach |
| Tanhumeth | consolation; repentance |
| Taphath | distillation; drop |
| Tappuah | apple; swelling |
| Tarah | a hair; a wretch; one banished |
| Taralah | searching out slander, or strength |
| Tarea | howling; doing evil |
| Tarpelites | ravishers; succession of miracles |
| Tarshish | contemplation; examination |
| Tarsus | winged; feathered |
| Tartak | chained; bound; shut up |
| Tartan | a general (official title) |
| Tatnai | that gives; the overseer of the gifts and tributes |
| Tebah | murder; butchery; guarding of the body; a cook |
| Tebaliah | baptism, or goodness, of the Lord |
| Tebeth | good, goodness (the tenth month of the Hebrews) |
| Tehinnah | entreaty; a favor |
| Tekel | weight |
| Tekoa | trumpet; that is confirmed |
| Telabib | a heap of new grain |
| Telah | moistening; greenness |
| Telassar | taking away; heaping up |
| Telem | their dew; their shadow |
| Telharsa | suspension of the plow |
| Tel-melah | heap of salt |
| Tema | admiration; perfection; consummation |
| Teman, Temani | the south; Africa; perfect |
| Terah | to breathe; scent; blow |
| Teraphim | images; idols |
| Tertius | third |
| Tertullus | third |
| Tetrarch | governor of a fourth part |
| Thaddeus | that praises or confesses |
| Thahash | that makes haste; that keeps silence |
| Thamah | that blots out; that suppresses |
| Tharah | same as Terah |
| Thebez | muddy; eggs; fine linen or silk |
| Thelasar | same as Telassar |
| Theophilus | friend of God |
| Thessalonica | victory against the Thessalians |
| Theudas | flowing with water |
| Thomas | a twin |
| Thummim | perfection; truth |
| Thyatira | a perfume; sacrifice of labor |
| Tibbath | killing; a cook |
| Tiberias | good vision; the navel |
| Tiberius | the son of Tiber |
| Tibni | straw; hay |
| Tidal | that breaks the yoke; knowledge of elevation |
| Tiglath-pileser | that binds or takes away captivity |
| Tikvah | hope; a little line; congregation |
| Tilon | murmuring |
| Timeus | perfect; admirable; honorable |
| Timnah | forbidding |
| Timnath | image; figure; enumeration |
| Timnath-heres | image of the sun; numbering of the rest |
| Timnath-serah | image of the sun; numbering of the rest |
| Timon | honorable; worthy |
| Timotheus | honor of God; valued of God |
| Tiphsah | passage; leap; step; the passover |
| Tirhakah | inquirer; examiner; dull observer |
| Tiria | searching out |
| Tirshatha | a governor |
| Tirzah | benevolent; complaisant; pleasing |
| Tishbite | that makes captive |
| Titus | pleasing |
| Toah | weapon; dart |
| Tob | good; goodness |
| Tob-adonijah | my good God; the goodness of the foundation of the Lord |
| Tobiah, Tobijah | the Lord is good |
| Tochen | middle |
| Togarmah | which is all bone |
| Tohu | that lives; that declares |
| Toi | who wanders |
| Tola | worm; grub; scarlet |
| Tolad | a generation |
| Tophel | ruin; folly; without understanding |
| Tophet | a drum; betraying |
| Trachonitis | stony |
| Troas | penetrated |
| Trophimus | well educated; well brought up |
| Tryphena | delicious; delicate |
| Tryphon | masculine of Tryphena |
| Tryphosa | thrice shining |
| Tubal | the earth; the world; confusion |
| Tubal-cain | worldly possession; possessed of confusion |
| Tychicus | casual; by chance |
| Tyrannus | a prince; one that reigns |
| Tyre, Tyrus | strength; rock; sharp |