| Greek baby names begining from T |
| Tabitha |
 | GazeIle. Beauty, grace. From the Aramaic word for Gazelle. |
| Tadhg |
 | Honor. |
| Taidgh |
| Honor. |
| Takis |
| All holy. |
| Talia |
| Joyous muse of comedy. |
| Talus |
| Mechanical man made by Hephaestus. |
| Tansy |
| Immortality. Also the name of a flower. |
| Tantalus |
| Condemned to etemal torment. |
| Taren |
 | Innocent. |
| Taryn |
| Innocent. |
| Tassos |
| Reaper. |
| Taxiarchai |
| Archangel. |
| Teadoir |
| Gracious gift. |
| Teague |
| Honor. |
| Teah |
| Goddess; godly. Also abbreviation of names like Althea and Dorothea. The mythological Thea was Greek goddess of light and mother of the sun; moon and dawn. |
| Tecla |
| Renowned fame. |
| Teddie |
| Diminutive of Theodore: God-given. Famous Bearer: 19th century U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. |
| Teddy |
| Diminutive of Theodore: God-given. Famous Bearer: 19th century U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. |
| Tedra |
| Supreme gift. |
| Tedre |
| Supreme gift. |
| Tekla |
| Renowned fame. |
| Telamon |
| Father of Ajax. |
| Telegonus |
| Son of Odysseus. |
| Telemachus |
| Son of Odysseus. |
| Telephus |
| Son of Hercules. |
| Teny |
| Reaper. |
| Teodors |
| Gracious gift. |
| Teofile |
| Divinely loved. |
| Terentia |
| Guardian. |
| Teresa |
| Reap; from Therasia. |
| Terese |
| Reaper. |
| Teresina |
| Reaper. |
| Tereus |
| King of Thrace. |
| Terisita |
| Reaper. |
| Terpsichore |
| Muse of dance and Iyric poetry. |
| Terran |
| Innocent. |
| Terri |
| Diminutive of Teresa: Reap; from Therasia. |
| Terrian |
| Innocent. |
| Terriana |
| Innocent. |
| Terry |
| Diminutive of Teresa: Reap; from Therasia. |
| Tesia |
| Loved by God. |
| Tess |
| Diminutive of Teresa: Reap; from Therasia. |
| Tessa |
| Born fourth; also a diminutive of Teresa: Reaper; from Therasia. |
| Tessie |
| Reaper; from Therasia. |
| Tethys |
| Wife of Oceanus. |
| Tetty |
| Diminutive of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Also, the lilly flower. |
| Teucer |
| An archer. |
| Teuthras |
| King of Mysia. |
| Thad |
| Thaddeus was one of the 12 apostles described in the New Testament of the Bible. |
| Thaddea |
| Brave. |
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