# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
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1421 | Tabbart | German | Brilliant. | M | |
1422 | Tahbert | German | Brilliant. | M | |
1423 | Tancred | German | Thoughtful counsel. | M | |
1424 | Tavin | German | A nickname for Gustav 'royal staff.'. | M | |
1425 | Tedrick | German | Variant of the old German name Theodoric 'ruler of the people.'. | M | |
1426 | Terell | German | Powerful. | M | |
1427 | Terrall | German | Powerful. | M | |
1428 | Terrel | German | Powerful. | M | |
1429 | Terrell | German | Powerful. | M | |
1430 | Terrelle | German | Powerful. | M | |
1431 | Terrill | German | Powerful. | M | |
1432 | Terry | German | Variant of Theodoric: Ruler of the people. | M | |
1433 | Theo | German | Diminutive of Theobald: Bold people. | M | |
1434 | Theobald | German | Bold people. | M | |
1435 | Theodoric | German | Ruler of the people. | M | |
1436 | Tibelda | German | Boldest. | F | |
1437 | Tibelde | German | Boldest. | F | |
1438 | Tibeldie | German | Boldest. | F | |
1439 | Tihalt | German | Prince of the people. | M | |
1440 | Tilda | German | Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in battle. Matilda was the wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia as slang for a bushman's pack. | F |