| NAME | ORIGIN | MEANING |
| Tamitha | Hebrew | Twin |
| Tamma | Hebrew | Perfect |
| Tammie | English | Abbreviation of Thomasina and Tamara. |
| Tammy | Hebrew | perfect one |
| Tamra | Hebrew | A Spice or Palm Tree |
| Tamryn | Hebrew | Palm tree. Variant of Tamar. Biblical Tamara was daughter of King David and sister to Absalom. |
| Tamsin | English | Variant of Thomasina 'Twin'. |
| Tamyra | African-American | A Spice or Palm Tree |
| Tana | Slavic | Fairy Queen |
| Tanaka | Japanese | dweller |
| Tanaquil | Latin | Worshipped in the home. |
| Tanaya | Hindi | Child of Mine |
| Tandice | African-American | Team |
| Tanesha | African | Born on Monday. |
| Tangerina | English | From Tangiers. |
| Tangerine | English | From Tangiers. |
| Tangia | American | The Angel |
| Tanginika | African-American | Lake Goddess |
| Tangwen | Welsh | Legendary daughter of Gweir. |
| Tani | Japanese, Melanesian, Tonkinese, Andalusian | valley; sweetheart; youth; bull that charges randomly |
| Tania | Slavic | A Fairy Queen-of Tatiana |
| Taniel | African-American | Fem. form of Daniel |
| Tanika | Hindi | Rope |
| Tanis | Slavic | Spanish abbreviation of Estanislao 'make famous' from the name borne by several Slavic kings and three saints. |
| Tanisha | African-American | Born on Monday. |
| Tanishia | African | Born on Monday. |
| Tanith | Greek | Goddess of Love |
| Tanya | Russian | fairy princess |
| Tapanga | African, Hebrew | sweet, unpredictable |
| Tapati | Indian | Daughter of the sun god. |
