Boy Names That Mean A

Discover Boy names meaning A with origins and popularity.

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Tunveer
Radiant brave.
Punjabi
Tupper
One who plays the pipe.
English
Tuppere
From the cottage.
English
Turag
Knight, warrior.
Bengali
Turaj
Swaggering, confident.
Persian
Turan
Land of the Turanians, a region in Central Asia.
Persian
Turanya
Delicate, gentle.
Turkish
Turanyu
Brave, heroic.
Turkish
Turashat
Loyal, faithful.
Persian
Turbo
Swift, fast.
Latin
Turi
Chief, leader.
Maori
Turialai
Gifted, talented.
Persian
Turk
Turk, inhabitant of Turkey.
Turkish
Turlough
Means 'instigator' or 'prompter', derived from Irish 'turlach'.
Irish
Turner
Occupational surname for a person who works with a lathe or turner.
English
Turvash
Name of a flower.
Sanskrit
Turvasu
Excellent horseman.
Sanskrit
Tusya
Diminutive of Tatyana, meaning 'fairy queen' or 'princess'.
Russian
Tutankhamun
The living image of Amun.
Egyptian
Tutyahu
God is my salvation.
Hebrew
Tuviksh
One with sharp eyes.
Sanskrit
Tuvimanyu
One with a strong intellect.
Sanskrit
Tuvishravas
One with abundant fame.
Sanskrit
Tuwailib
Servant of the All-Loving (God).
Arabic
Tuwaseen
It means 'to be adorned' or 'to be decorated'.
Arabic
Tuxford
From Tuxford, a place in Nottinghamshire meaning 'Tucc's ford'.
English
Tvashta
Tvashta is a Vedic artisan god, the divine carpenter and craftsman.
Sanskrit
Tvashtadhar
Bearer of the divine craftsman Tvashtr, a creator god in Hindu mythology.
Sanskrit
Tveshin
One who is radiant.
Sanskrit
Twaisam
Harmony, balance.
Arabic
Twat
Joy, pleasure.
Scottish
Tway
Small, tiny.
English
Twrgadarn
Mighty boar.
Welsh
Txanton
Diminutive of Antton, Basque form of Anthony, meaning 'priceless one'.
Basque
Txomin
God is gracious.
Basque
Tyaagaraaj
King of renunciants.
Tamil
Tyag
Renunciation, sacrifice.
Sanskrit
Tyagaraj
King of renunciation, a saint composer.
Tamil
Tyagi
Renunciate, one who has renounced worldly desires.
Sanskrit
Tyagin
Renunciate, one who has renounced.
Sanskrit
Tyagraj
Lord of Ascetics.
Sanskrit
Tyagraja
Son of Tyagraj.
Sanskrit
Tychicus
Fortunate or chance, from the Greek word 'tyche' meaning luck.
Greek
Tychon
Fortune, fate, or chance; derived from the Greek word 'tyche'.
Greek
Tydeus
Son of Oeneus, a hero in Greek mythology.
Greek
Tye
Short form of Tyler, meaning 'tile maker'.
English
Tyehimba
We stand as a nation.
Yoruba
Tyennan
Descendant of a lord.
Irish
Tyke
Strong and active person.
English
Tymek
Polish diminutive of Tymoteusz, meaning 'honoring God'.
Polish
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