What are some English names for boys that start with t?

I. Tait

1, Meaning: n. Tait.

2. Usage

Name meaning Tait [tait], as a boy's name (also used as a girl's name Tait) is of Old Norse origin, and the meaning of Tait is "cheerful, happy". Related: norse.

Tait completed a post-graduate course in print management to ensure the firm had a professional approach to management. a post-graduate course in print management to ensure the firm had a professional approach to management.

II. Toby

1. Meaning: n. old man-shaped beer mug Toby. n. Toby (person; nickname for Tobias).

2. Usage

Name meaning Nickname of Tobias, a medieval form of TOBIAS. it was sometimes used as a female name in the 1930s and 1940s due to the influence of the American actress Toby Wing (1915-2001).

I asked Toby if he wanted to come with us, and he was licking his lips even before I had finished asking the question. was smacking his lips with an impatient look.

3. Tom

1. Meaning: n. male animal; male turkeyTom: Tom (male name).

2, Usage

Name Allegory, god of the sun. Name meaning God of the Sun, nickname for Thomas.

Tom and I were rivals for the job.

Tom and I were rivals for this job search.

IV. Tim

1. Meaning: abbr. Tim (man's name; nickname for Timothy).

2. Usage

The name contains an abbreviation for TIMOTHY, the god of worship. It was created by the fictional character Timothy, son of Bob Cratchit, in Charles Dickens' novel "A Christmas Carol" (1843).

But for Tim, the whole class passed the test.

V. Thomas

1. Meaning: n. Thomas (surname; man's first name).

2, Usage

Name Meaning Twin, Greek god of the sun, one of a pair of twin brothers. Twin Greek form of the Aramaic name ? (Ta'oma') which means "twin". In the New Testament, this is the name of the apostles.

When he heard that Jesus had risen from the dead, he was initially skeptical of the story until Jesus appeared to him and he examined his wounds himself. According to tradition, he was martyred in India. Due to his fame, the name is commonly used in the Christian world.

Both Thomas and Paul thought that a rise in the market would enable them to cash in.