“The one who is prepared to fight.” Of Greek origin. He is intuitive, sensible and somewhat proud. He has a great will that allows him to carry out his projects. He is attentive and generous with his affections, to which he attaches great importance.

Telmo is Antelmo’s apheresis. It comes from the union of the Germanic words land, “country”, and helm, “helmet” (metaphorically protection). Telmo is “the protection of the homeland”. In a more symbolic way, the man who offers security, protection.

This short name means “God is with us” or “the believers in God”. It characterizes communicative, pleasant, friendly people who have broad criteria to discuss and discern about…

Name of Germanic origin that means “famous in the town”. Teodomiro easily adapts to all situations. His open and curious spirit makes him an understanding and respectful person with all ways of thinking.

Theodore means “the gift of God”. The Greek conception of the term “god” does not correspond to the Latin meaning; It exactly translates as “being endowed with spirit”, by influence of a pre-Greek root of the Mediterranean peoples.

From the Greek theosósios: “gift of God”. Imaginative, optimistic and good-natured person. Their great visualization capacity is very useful since it allows them to have a complete vision of the situations.

Theophanes translates as “he to whom God allows himself to be seen”, “the man to whom God appears”. In a metaphorical sense; “He is the one who possesses divine inspiration”. In the saint list we find Saint Theophanes Isaurico, a Byzantine historian from the 8th century and a Bishop of Nicaea from the 11th century.

Teófilo is formed by the Greek words Theós, “God”, and fílos, “friend”. He is “the friend, the companion of God”. Curiously, it is the masculine proper name to whom the Gospel of Saint Luke and the “acts of the apostles” are addressed.

Theogenes comes from the union of two Latin voices; Theós, “God”, and genos, “born, projected”. In a literal translation he is “the one generated by God”, the man who is born thanks to the divine nature. Saint Theogenes was a bishop martyred at Hippo in the 3rd century.

Tercio means “the third”, that is, “the third born”. In ancient times it was usual to designate the new members of the family numerically, establishing a kind of family hierarchy. This happens with names like Octaviano, Décimo, Primo, Nunio, Sixto, etc.

Terenci is the contractual form of Terencio. It has been interpreted as “consecrated to Terensis”, the goddess who presides over the threshing of grain. In a remote origin it would be the nickname of the millers. Terentius was the name of a Roman gens or family.

Teresio is the masculine form of Teresa, a characteristically Spanish name; for many centuries it was only used in the Iberian territory and its international fame was obtained in the 16th century thanks to Saint Teresa of Ávila.

Name of patronymic Latin origin of Tértulo. Restless, active and nervous, Tertuliano does not like to be left behind and tries to always be up to date. He highly values ​​his private life and is a very familiar and homely person.

Thierry is the French form that is equivalent to Theodoric or Theodore. He means “the gift of God.” The Greek conception of the term “god” does not correspond to the Latin meaning; It exactly translates as “being endowed with spirit”, by influence of a pre-Greek root of the Mediterranean peoples.

The male name Thor is of Danish origin and is the God of thunder from Scandinavian mythology. The female form of him is Thora and Thyra.

The name Tiago means “God will reward us” because its origin is biblical, although there are also theories that support that its meaning is “God’s award”. In both cases, the name is related to the…

Tiberius means “the one belonging to the Tiber River”. It became one of the most famous Roman names. Tiberius was the name of the successor emperor of Augustus, during whose reign the martyrdom of Jesus Christ took place, according to tradition.

Latin. Derived from “Tiberius” meaning “One who comes from the Tiber River.” He is a hard worker, but very disorganized. Compulsive, messy and chaotic, Tiburcio is bored by the quiet life, he prefers the hustle and bustle and crowds.

Latin. Derived from “Titianus” means “That great and strong”. Brave and risky defender. Spontaneous and carefree, he makes friends easily.

Name of Greek origin (root Timao-Theos). It means “worship of God”. He is a happy and pleasant person with ease to relate and make new friends. Dynamic, he always thinks that he has many things to do.

Tirso comes from the Greek Thírsos, which represents the emblem of the mythological Dionysus, that is, a perched stick. It was usual for the figure of Dionysus to carry this branch as a scepter and it was used in bacchanals as a magical symbol.

Name of Etruscan origin. It means “honorary title”. He is a cordial person in his dealings with others. He considers family to come first, needing their support and approval in every decision he makes.

Tízoc means “the bleeding one”, “the one who bleeds for penance”, “the sacrificed one”. This interpretation is found in the Aztec hieroglyphic forms. Tízoc is the name of the seventh Aztec king, which is why it is used sporadically on the Mexican borders as a given name.

Tobias takes the meaning from the original Hebrew form Tob-i-Yah, “my good is Yahweh.” Like most of the Hebrew names, it alludes to the goodness and benefit of God, to his mercy and sovereignty; It is a praise towards religiosity.

Greek. Derived from Greek, it means “One who is a warrior.” Ptolemy loves to study, learn new things, and meet interesting people.

The name Tomás means “he who has a twin brother” or also “the twin”.

Tonátiuh is one of the few names of Nahuatl origin that has survived to this day. It means “the sun”. Symbolically he is “the resplendent one”, “the lucid one”, “the strong one like the sun”. It is used, albeit in a reduced way, in Mexico.

Torcuato comes from the Latin torques, “necklace, bracelet”. If we attend to this etymology it would be “the one who wears a necklace” or “the one surrounded, the one turned”.

“The one who makes the bows.” He is of Greek origin.He is idealistic, self-confident and honest. He has great energy, which he transmits to those who are with him. He likes to be close to his affections which he attaches great importance to.

Name of Germanic origin that means “quick protection”. Trasimundo is self-sufficient and is so sure of himself that, at times, he becomes somewhat intolerant and does not respect the opinions of others.

Trifon is a Greek word that means “sumptuousness, license, delicacy”, it is that “of the gifted life”. The feminine form of the name is Trifonia. Saint Trypho was a martyr of Nice in the 3rd century, also a religious martyred by Africans in the 5th century.

Tristan has a disputed etymology; It seems to come from the Celtic Drystan, “the fed”, “the disciple, “the student”. Some theorists relate it to the Germanic Thurstan, or Thorstein in Norse, which means “the gem or stone of Thor” (the god of thunder). .

Tulio was the name of a Roman gens or family, its meaning is “belonging to Tullus or Tulo”, the name of two kings of Rome.

Name of Basque origin. Sunday variation. Meaning “One dedicated to God”. Txomin is very honest and loyal. His friends adore him and highlight his nobility and dedication. He goes out of his way for everyone and is always willing to lend a hand.