Old Boy Names That Start with the Letter T
Are you expecting a baby boy and looking for an old-fashioned baby name that starts with the letter T? Here are ten terrific names to get you inspired.
- Theodore. In its full form, this long and dignified name still has a kind of vintage feel, even though it has made a huge comeback in the 21st century. Bonus points for the darling nickname Theo.
- Thomas. Choose this, and your little one will have a lot of famous namesakes from all walks of life.
- Timothy. Do you like both biblical names and nature-inspired names? Timothy qualifies as both!
- Terry. A mid-century moniker through-and-through, Terry might feel a little out-of-place on a baby born today.
- Truman. An on-trend but not overly popular surname-derived baby name a century ago, this presidential pick has found renewed favor with modern parents.
- Tim. Is your last name a mouthful? How about lightening the load with a short and simple first name?
- Tom. Another short and simple T-name for the minimalist baby namer.
- Ted. Ted has a definite grandpa vibe—regardless of whether it's used as a nickname (for Theodore or Edward) or a given name.
- Talmadge. A surname, a place name, and a fusty given name with little hope for a comeback.
- Thurman. Far more popular as a surname, Thurman gained some traction as a first name in the early decades of the 20th century but never made it to the Top 100.
