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Girl names: meanings and origins

Page 585 of 621. Explore what each name means, where it comes from, and the numerology behind it.

TreasaStrength in battle; Summer; To harvestTreemonishaA black woman who strives to educate the superstitious commuTreenaPure; Each of the two; A name of Goddess DurgaTreeshitaThe three lines of anythingTregerethMercyTrekTo walk a long distance; A long journeyTrellaThe star of the skyTrenaEglantine; Sweet briarTrenicaSmilingTrennaA bunch of wild rosesTrentinThe river Trent, swift riverTrenyceMiracleTresaSummer; To harvestTreslyndelicate, fairylike or a sophisticated girlTressA woman with long hairTressaSummer; To harvestTressieSummer; To harvestTressyeOne who harvests or a guardianTrevinaThe one from a big village; PrudentTreyaThreeTreyceBelonging to ThraciusTrezaHarvest or the late summer, a saintTriaFollower of Demeter in Greek; Mother EarthTriakshaOne who has the third eye, Goddess DurgaTriambikaThe Goddess of three moons; Goddess ParvatiTriamourOne who loves three timesTriannaThree rivers; A famous emperor; A person from Triana in SeviTribeniThe meeting point of three sacred riversTribhuvaneshwariThe lord of the one who has the knowledge of three worldsTrichaA noble, kind and generous womanTrichaniThe three gifts from the GodTridharaThe river gangaTrigunaGoddess durga, mayaTriguniThe three dimensionsTrijagatiOne who has the three powers; Goddess ParvatiTrijamaThe river Jamuna, river of nightTrijntjeName of a goddess; Pure; Each of the twoTrijoyaThe three wins or victoriesTrikayaThree dimensionalTrilakiOne who belongs to the three worldsTrillianTrill; TrillionTrilochanaThree eyed, durgaTrilochoniOne with three eyes; Goddess DurgaTrilohanaOne with the third eyeTrimanOne who is worshipped in all the three worldsTrinayanaOne with three beautiful eyesTrinayaniThree eyed, durgaTrinePure; Each of the twoTrineshaFlower opening on the third dayTrinetraThree eyed, durga

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