Names That Mean Or

Discover baby names meaning Or for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Tyagi
Renunciate, one who has renounced worldly desires.
Sanskrit
Tyagraj
Lord of Ascetics.
Sanskrit
Tyche
Goddess of fortune and prosperity in Greek mythology.
Greek
Tychicus
Fortunate or chance, from the Greek word 'tyche' meaning luck.
Greek
Tychon
Fortune, fate, or chance; derived from the Greek word 'tyche'.
Greek
Tye
Short form of Tyler, meaning 'tile maker'.
English
Tyennan
Descendant of a lord.
Irish
Tyernan
Lord.
Irish
Tyerni
Lord.
Irish
Tyernie
Lord.
Irish
Tyerny
Lord.
Irish
Tyesha
Favorite, cheerful.
Swahili
Tyeshia
Favorite, cheerful.
Yoruba
Tykiah
Noble and honorable.
Yoruba
Tykirah
Strong queen or ruler.
Yoruba
Tymek
Polish diminutive of Tymoteusz, meaning 'honoring God'.
Polish
Tymoteusz
Polish form of Timothy, meaning 'honoring God'.
Polish
Tyndareus
Derived from Greek elements meaning 'to strike' or 'to beat', possibly referr...
Greek
Tynice
Combination of Ty and Nice, possibly implying a pleasant or good-hearted person.
English
Typhoeus
Monstrous giant in Greek mythology, son of Gaia and Tartarus, associated with...
Greek
Typhon
Typhon is a monstrous serpentine giant in Greek mythology, associated with st...
Greek
Tyra
Derived from Old Norse Þýri, meaning 'Thor's warrior' or 'thunder warrior'.
Scandinavian
Tyrannus
Derived from Greek 'tyrannos', meaning 'absolute ruler' or 'tyrant'.
Greek
Tyreak
Combination of Ty and Break, possibly implying strength or endurance.
English
Tyreece
Combination of Ty and Reece, possibly implying a regal or kingly person.
English
Tyreek
Combination of Ty and Creek, possibly implying a strong or resilient person.
Arabic
Tyro
Son of Poseidon, also a genus of flatworms.
Greek
Tyronica
A feminine form of Tyrone, meaning 'land of the noble' or 'from the land of E...
English
Tyrrel
Derived from the Old English name 'Tirwald', meaning 'Thor's power'.
English
Tyrus
From the Greek name Tyros, meaning 'a Tyrian' or 'inhabitant of Tyre'.
Greek
Tytus
Title of honor.
Latin
Tzafra
Morning.
Hebrew
Tzefira
Morning.
Hebrew
Tzipppa
Means 'bird' or 'sparrow' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Tzivia
Gazelle or deer, symbolizing grace and beauty.
Hebrew
Tziyon
Means 'monument' or 'signpost', often referring to the biblical Mount Zion.
Hebrew
Tziyona
Tziyona is a feminine form of Zion, meaning 'monument' or 'sign' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Tzofi
My treasure or God has hidden.
Hebrew
Tzvi
Tzvi means 'gazelle' or 'deer' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Uaithne
Means 'green' or 'verdant' in Irish.
Irish
Ualani
Heavenly or royal rain.
Hawaiian
Ualda
Rich or powerful ruler.
German
Uang
Surname meaning 'king' or 'monarch'.
Chinese
Ubaab
not widely known or documented.
Arabic
Ubab
A name of Arabic origin meaning 'cloud' or 'rain-bearing cloud'.
Arabic
Ubadah
Servant of God or worshipper of God.
Arabic
Ubah
Ubah means 'beautiful' or 'handsome' in Arabic.
Arabic
Ubayd
Servant, worshipper.
Arabic
Ubayda
Servant, worshipper.
Arabic
Ubert
Strong and bright or famous.
German
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