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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
26	Taberah	Biblical	Burning.	M
27	Tabish	Muslim	Warmth. Brilliance..	M
28	Tabor	Biblical	Choice, purity, bruising.	M
29	Tabor	Hebrew	In the bible Mt. Tabor is a landmark mountain near Nazareth.	M
30	Tabor	Hungarian	Camp.	M
31	Tabor	Spanish	Plays a small drum.	M
32	Tabrimon	Biblical	Good pomegranate, the navel, the middle.	M
33	Tad	English	Abbreviation of Thaddeus who was one of Christ's 12 apostles.	M
34	Tad	Welsh	Father.	M
35	Tadao	Japanese	Complacent; satisfied.	M
36	Tadd	English	Abbreviation of Thaddeus who was one of Christ's 12 apostles.	M
37	Tadd	Welsh	Father.	M
38	Tadeo	Aramaic	Praise.	M
39	Tadeo	Spanish	Praise.	M
40	Tadhg	Celtic	Mythical a prince of Munster.	M
41	Tadhg	Gaelic	Poet.	M
42	Tadhg	Greek	Honor.	M
43	Tadhg	Irish	Bard.	M
44	Tadleigh	Irish	Bard.	M
45	Tadmor	Biblical	The palm-tree, bitterness.	M
46	Tafadhdhal	Muslim	Favor. Obligation..	M
47	Taffy	Scottish	Diminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages.	M
48	Taffy	Welsh	Diminutive of David: Beloved or friend, from the Hebrew. Sixth century St David (or Dewi) was patron saint of Wales.	M
49	Tag	Irish	Handsome. Variant of Teague.	M
50	Tag	Teutonic	Day.	M