Boy Names That Mean Om

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Traville
Derived from a place name meaning 'crossroads settlement'.
English
Travis
From the French place name Travers, meaning 'crossroads'.
English
Tredway
From the Old English words 'trēow' meaning tree and 'weg' meaning way, refer...
English
Treffen
Derived from a German surname meaning 'meeting' or 'gathering'.
German
Trefor
Trefor means 'large settlement' or 'homestead' in Welsh.
Welsh
Trentine
From Trent, a city in Italy.
French
Trentino
From Trento, a city in Italy.
Italian
Trento
From Trento, a city in Italy.
Italian
Tressel
Derived from a place name meaning 'cross' or 'crucifix'.
English
Trev
Derived from Welsh 'trev' meaning 'homestead' or 'settlement'.
Welsh
Trevion
Derived from the English surname Trevion, meaning 'homestead of Treve'.
English
Trevor
From a Welsh surname meaning 'big village' or 'homestead'.
Welsh
Treyton
Derived from a surname meaning 'town of the three'.
English
Treyvon
Combination of the prefix 'tre-' meaning three and the name 'Von', often used...
English
Trinanku
A king from mythological times.
Sanskrit
Trinculo
A name from Shakespeare's 'The Tempest', possibly derived from Italian 'trinc...
Italian
Tristram
From the Old Welsh name Drystan, meaning 'sorrowful' or 'sad'.
English
Troels
Derived from the Old Norse name Þróaldr, meaning 'Thor's ruler'.
Norse
Tron
Derived from Old Norse 'þrór', meaning 'thriving' or 'growing'.
Norse
Trond
Derived from Old Norse 'Þróndr', meaning 'thriving' or 'growing'.
Norse
Trophonius
Nourisher or feeder, derived from Greek 'trophē' meaning nourishment.
Greek
Trowbridge
A surname that refers to someone who lived near a bridge..
English
Troy
Descendant of the foot soldier or from the Irish name Troya.
Irish
Troyes
Derived from the city of Troyes in France, possibly meaning 'three' in refere...
French
Trucker
Refers to someone who drives trucks or is associated with the trucking indust...
English
Truesdale
From the true valley.
English
Truman
Loyal man, from the English surname meaning 'faithful one'.
English
Trumbald
Strong and bold, from the elements 'trum' meaning strong and 'bald' meaning b...
Germanic
Trumble
Derived from a place name meaning 'marshy land' or 'pool meadow'.
English
Trusting
Derived from the English word 'trusting', meaning having faith or confidence.
English
Tuathal
Ruler of the people, from Old Irish 'tuath' meaning people and 'gal' meaning ...
Irish
Tuckere
Derived from the Old English word 'tūcian', meaning 'to torment' or 'to trou...
English
Tudor
Derived from the Welsh name Tudur, meaning 'people's king' or 'ruler of the p...
Welsh
Tufayl
Small, young, or delicate; also a name of a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
Arabic
Tughra
The exact meaning of Tughra is unclear, but it is often associated with calli...
Turkish
Tulio
derived from the Roman family name Tullius.
Spanish
Tullius
A Roman family name, possibly derived from the Latin word 'tullius' meaning '...
Latin
Tulsikumar
A name combining Tulsi (holy basil) and Kumar (prince), meaning 'prince of Tu...
Sanskrit
Tuppere
From the cottage.
English
Turlough
Means 'instigator' or 'prompter', derived from Irish 'turlach'.
Irish
Tuxford
From Tuxford, a place in Nottinghamshire meaning 'Tucc's ford'.
English
Twain
Divided in two, twosome.
English
Twaine
Divided in two, twosome.
English
Twayn
Divided in two, twosome.
English
Twayne
Divided in two, twosome.
English
Twiford
From the double river crossing.
English
Twyford
From the twiggy ford.
English
Tyagaraj
King of renunciation, a saint composer.
Tamil
Tychicus
Fortunate or chance, from the Greek word 'tyche' meaning luck.
Greek
Tychon
Fortune, fate, or chance; derived from the Greek word 'tyche'.
Greek
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