Tithi Madhumita Saha
Bengali
Tithi means “a lunar day” in the Hindu calendar. In the full Bengali name Tithi Madhumita Saha, it gives the name a gentle, time-marking feeling tied to the moon and traditional calendars.
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8,473 names
Bengali
Tithi means “a lunar day” in the Hindu calendar. In the full Bengali name Tithi Madhumita Saha, it gives the name a gentle, time-marking feeling tied to the moon and traditional calendars.
Yoruba
Titilayo is a Yoruba girl name meaning "joy lasts forever" or "eternal happiness." It carries the feeling of a blessing spoken over a child, steady and full of hope.
Yoruba
Titilayo is a Yoruba girl name meaning "joy lasts forever." Titilayo Aramide carries a warm, celebratory sound, with the first name clearly rooted in Yoruba naming tradition from south-west Nigeria.
Yoruba
Titilayo Morenikeji is a Yoruba girl name with a joyful, cherished feeling. Titilayo is commonly understood as a name of lasting joy, while Morenikeji carries the affectionate sense of having someone precious to care for or cherish.
Yoruba
Titilayo is a female Yoruba name meaning “joy lasts forever.” In the full name Titilayo Oluwadunsin Fadeyi, the sourced meaning we can confirm is for Titilayo: a lasting, enduring kind of joy.
Nigerian
Titilayo Oluwafunmilayo Adeniran is a Yoruba Nigerian name combination with a royal family name at the end. Adeniran is recorded as meaning “the royal family has a known ancestry,” “the king or head has a vision,” or “my lineage has royalty.”
French
Titouan is a French given name, specifically an Occitan and Gascon form connected to Antoine. Since Antoine comes from the old Roman family name Antonius, the deeper meaning is usually treated as uncertain.
Yoruba
Tiwalade is a Yoruba name meaning “wealth is ours” or “our prosperity.” In the full name, Balogun is a Yoruba title and surname meaning “warlord” or roughly “father at war.”
Nigerian
Tiwatope is a Yoruba name meaning "ours is worthy of thanks" or "what is ours deserves gratitude." In a full Nigerian name like Tiwatope Oluwadamilare Bakare, it carries a warm feeling of gratitude, family pride, and faith.
Bengali
Tiyasha is a feminine Bengali name with reported meanings that include “brightness” or “light” from Sanskrit, and “thirsty” or “silver” in several Indian-language name lists. It feels luminous, gentle, and distinctly modern.
Bengali
The meaning of Tiyasha Debolina Sen is not confirmed in the provided sources. It reads as a Bengali girl’s full name, with Sen used as a Bengali family name.
Bengali
Tiyasha Sohini is a Bengali girl name pairing Tiyasha, a contemporary Bengali given name, with Sohini, a Sanskrit-origin Hindu name meaning "beautiful." Sohini is also associated in Hindu naming sources with Goddess Lakshmi.
Italian
Tiziano is an Italian boy name historically linked to Titus, though its exact meaning is uncertain. Some name sources connect it with a possible Latin idea of a “title of honor.”
Native American
Tizoc is a Nahuatl royal name meaning "he who makes sacrifices" or "he who does penance." Tizoc Tenoch feels solemn, historic, and strongly tied to the Mexica world of Tenochtitlan.
Igbo
Tobechukwu is an Igbo boy name meaning "Praise God" or "To God be the Glory." In the full name Tobechukwu Izuchukwu Onwuegbuna, the first name carries a clear, prayerful message of gratitude and honor toward God.
English
Tobias comes from the Hebrew name Toviyah, meaning "Yah is good" or, more familiarly, "God is good." It has a gentle, thoughtful sound with deep biblical roots and an easy English nickname in Toby.
English
Tobias comes from the Hebrew name Toviyah, meaning “Yah is good” or “God is good.” Tobias Henry feels gentle, grounded, and classically English in style.
English
Tobias means “Yah is good,” from the Biblical Hebrew Toviyah through Greek and Latin forms. Linden is connected with the linden tree, giving the full name a gentle meaning of goodness paired with a leafy, grounded surname style.
Nigerian
Adeyemi is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty befits me” or “the crown is meant for me.” Tobiloba Ayomide Adeyemi is a unisex Nigerian name with a strongly Yoruba feel, though only Adeyemi’s meaning is verified in the supplied sources.
Nigerian
Okechukwu is an Igbo name from Nigeria meaning “God’s will.” In the full name Tochukwu Chigozie Okechukwu, the overall feeling is deeply faith-centered, Nigerian, and dignified.
Igbo
Tochukwu Chimdalu Ezeigbo is identified here as a unisex Igbo name, but the provided source excerpts do not verify its exact meaning. Because the meaning is not supported by the supplied materials, this page treats the name with care rather than guessing.
Yoruba
Toluwani Ayooluwa Ogunleye is a Yoruba unisex name with a surname tied to Ogun, the Yoruba deity associated with iron and warfare. The sourced meaning for Ogunleye is often interpreted as “one who is suited for war” or “one who is worthy of the god of iron.”
Yoruba
Toluwani is a Yoruba name meaning “God is in me” or “God exists within me.” It carries a gentle, faith-filled sense of divine presence held close inside a child’s identity.
Yoruba
Toluwani Oluwatimilehin is a Yoruba unisex name with a deeply faith-filled meaning. Toluwani is commonly interpreted as "God's praise has found me," while Oluwatimilehin means "God supports me" or "God has my back."
Japanese
Toma is a Japanese boys' name whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen to write it. The sound is simple and bright, with no single fixed meaning in Japanese.
Spanish
Tomás is the Spanish form of Thomas. In this page, its exact ancient meaning is treated conservatively because the provided source excerpts do not include a verified etymology.
Spanish
Tomás is the Spanish form of Thomas, traditionally understood as “twin,” while Elías is the Spanish form of Elijah, often interpreted as “my God is Yahweh.” Moya is a Spanish surname, so Tomás Elías Moya reads as a layered Spanish name with biblical roots and a family-name finish.
Latin
Tomás Ezequiel is traditionally understood as “twin” and “God strengthens.” It has a warm Spanish-language sound, with a strong, thoughtful rhythm from the accented Tomás into Ezequiel.
Portuguese
Tomás is the Portuguese form of Thomas, traditionally understood as “twin.” Guilherme is the Portuguese form of William, often read as “resolute protector,” while Correia is a Portuguese surname with medieval roots noted in connection with Galicia and Portugal.
Portuguese
Tomás Henrique Costa is a Portuguese boy's name with a coastal family-name finish. Costa is a Romance-language surname from Latin costa, meaning “rib,” later used for a slope, coast, or coastline place.
Portuguese
Tomás Henrique Ferreira brings together a classic given name, a royal-sounding Portuguese middle name, and Ferreira, a Portuguese and Galician surname tied to ironwork and iron mines. The full name feels steady, intelligent, and grounded.
Portuguese
Tomás is the Portuguese form of Thomas, a name traditionally connected with the idea of a twin. Martins is a Portuguese surname meaning son of Martin, giving the full name a warm patronymic feel.
Latin
Tomás Ignacio combines Tomás, from Aramaic Ta'oma meaning "twin," with Ignacio, a Spanish form linked with Ignatius and often associated with Latin ignis, meaning "fire." Together, it can feel like "twin with a fiery spirit."
Portuguese
Tomás Vicente Cardoso is a Portuguese boy's name with a grounded surname meaning tied to nature: Cardoso means a thistly place or a place rich in thistles. The full name feels classic, Iberian, and sturdy, with a gentle old-world rhythm.
Hebrew
Tomer is a Hebrew name meaning “palm tree” or “date palm.” It comes from Hebrew תֹּמֶר, a word tied to growth, uprightness, and life in dry places.
Hebrew
Tomer Amichai is a Hebrew boy's name with a grounded, hopeful feeling. Amichai means "my nation lives," while Tomer is a Hebrew given name written תומר.
Hebrew
Tomer Eliav is a Hebrew boy's name with a nature-rich, faith-rooted feel. Tomer is commonly understood as “palm tree,” while Eliav is often read as “my God is father” or “God is my father.”
Hebrew
Tomer Ilan is a Hebrew boy's name often understood as “palm tree” and “tree.” Together, it gives a grounded, nature-rich feeling: strong, upright, and full of life.
Yoruba
Tomilola is a Yoruba unisex name often understood as “God is enough wealth for me” or “God is enough honor for me.” It can also carry the warm sense of a child who brings blessing, wealth, or good fortune to the family.
Yoruba
Tomilola Anjolaoluwa is a Yoruba girl name centered on gratitude, divine provision, honor, and sufficiency. Tomilola is closely related to Oluwatomilola, understood as “God has given me sufficient wealth” or “the Lord is my sufficient honor.”
Yoruba
Tomilola Oluwaseun Fashola is a Yoruba girl’s name with a deeply thankful feel. Tomilola is often understood around wealth, honor, or blessing, while Oluwaseun carries the prayerful sense of thanks to God.
Italian
Tommaso is the Italian form of Thomas and means "twin." It comes ultimately from the Aramaic name Ta'oma, which carries that same meaning.
Native American
Tonatiuh is a Nahuatl name meaning “Movement of the Sun.” It is best known as the name of the Aztec sun deity connected with the daytime sky, the east, and the Fifth Sun.
German
Toni Leander pairs the friendly, unisex German-style given name Toni with Leander, a name from Greek Leandros meaning "lion man." The full name feels warm, bright, and quietly strong.
Urdu
Tooba Fiza Lakhani is an Urdu Muslim girl name with a soft, lyrical sound. The provided sources do not confirm a specific literal meaning, so the safest reading is as a culturally familiar Urdu name combination rather than a verified word meaning.
Turkish
Toprak is a Turkish name meaning “earth” or “soil.” Toprak Eren feels grounded, natural, and quietly strong, with Toprak bringing the clearest documented meaning.
Turkish
Toprak Güneş is a Turkish unisex compound name usually read as “earth sun” or “soil and sun.” It has a grounded, nature-rich feeling: steady like the land and bright like sunlight.
Scottish
Torquil is a Scottish masculine name from Gaelic Torcall, ultimately from Old Norse Þorkell or Þórketill. Its elements mean “Thor” and “cauldron,” often understood as “Thor’s cauldron” or “Thor’s sacrificial vessel.”
Vietnamese
Trâm is a Vietnamese feminine name often explained as suggesting thoughtfulness, deep thinking, or quiet contemplation. Some baby-name references also connect Tram with the meanings “flower” or “bud,” giving it a soft, natural feel.
Vietnamese
Trà My is a Vietnamese girl name. The element Trà is associated in the provided sources with beauty and grace, and the full name has a soft, floral, quietly elegant feeling.