Tait
UnisexAnglo-Saxon English Irish Norse Swedish Scandinavian
Pleasant and bright. Brings joy. Measure of land. Surname. Happy. Mirth.
27 names found
Anglo-Saxon English Irish Norse Swedish Scandinavian
Pleasant and bright. Brings joy. Measure of land. Surname. Happy. Mirth.
Anglo-Saxon
Pleasant and bright.
Anglo-Saxon Biblical Hebrew
From Tamar. Palm, palm-tree. Palm tree. In the Old Testament, Tamar was raped by her half-brother, Amnon.
Anglo-Saxon English Irish Native American Scandinavian
Pleasant and bright. Brings joy. Measure of land. Surname. He who talks too much. Cheerful.
Anglo-Saxon English Norse
Pleasant and bright. Brings joy. Happy.
Anglo-Saxon English Teutonic
Wealthy defender. Refers to St. Edmund. Also abbreviation of Theodore. Defender of the nation.
Anglo-Saxon English Teutonic
Wealthy defender. National protector. Defender of the nation.
Anglo-Saxon
Considers.
Anglo-Saxon
Tame.
Anglo-Saxon
Harms.
Anglo-Saxon English Teutonic
Wealthy defender. National protector. Defender of the nation.
Anglo-Saxon
Strives.
Anglo-Saxon
Destroys.
Anglo-Saxon
Crushes.
Anglo-Saxon
From the taxed land.
Anglo-Saxon English
From the taxed land. Owns taxed land.
Anglo-Saxon
Destroys.
Anglo-Saxon
Bright.
Anglo-Saxon
Bright.
Anglo-Saxon English
Tower.
Anglo-Saxon English French
Brave. From Thracia. Surname dating from before the Norman conquest.
Anglo-Saxon Greek
Brave. Reap; from Therasia.
Anglo-Saxon English French Greek Latin
Brave. From Thracia. Surname dating from before the Norman conquest. From Thracia. Dates from before the Norman conquest as a surname. Reaper; from Therasia. Bold.
Anglo-Saxon
Tramples.