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Harvester, hunter, or from the island of Thera

harvester, reapers

Often a diminutive of names like Teresa, meaning 'to harvest' or 'summer'.

Praise

bandage, ribbon, or fillet

1398.Thaísa

bandage, ribbon, or goddess

bandage, ribbon

bandage, ribbon, or fillet

little girl, maiden

blooming, flourishing

1403.Thayane

Portuguese, possibly Greek or Latin

Praise, or a variant of Tatiana meaning 'fairy queen'

1404.Thaysa

bandage, ribbon, headband

gift of God

Harvester, reaped, or from the island of Therasia

1407.Therésé

To harvest, gather; or from the island of Thera

1408.Thereza

Portuguese diminutive of Santiago

harvester, summer, or island

supplanter

supplanter

1411.Thomaz

Aramaic, via Greek and Latin

twin

1412.Thyago

Hebrew (via Greek and Latin)

supplanter

1413.Tiaggo

Hebrew (via Portuguese)

supplanter

1414.Tiago

Hebrew (via Greek and Latin)

Supplanter

1415.Tïago

Hebrew via Latin and Portuguese

supplanter

venerable, revered

honor, reverence

of the Titius clan

supplanter

Portuguese, from Hebrew

supplanter

honoring God

honoring God

honoring God

Little Anthony

Latin, Germanic, Italian

Short form of names ending in '-tino' or '-tin', often meaning 'follower of Mars' or 'Christian'.

1426.Tomás

Portuguese diminutive of António

Aramaic

Twin. A biblical name, one of the apostles.

twin

twin

twin

Praiseworthy

Priceless, highly praiseworthy

1432.Tônia

Priceless, flourishing, praiseworthy

1433.Toninho

Priceless, inestimable

sad, sorrowful

sad, sorrowful

lime tree, linden tree

1437.Tulio

he who leads, he who lifts up

1438.Túlio

to lift, to raise, to support

1439.Ulisses

Latin, via Greek

wrathful, to be wroth, to hate

1440.Umbelino