11 Portuguese Baby Names Meaning, Starting With T

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Thomas
Baby Boy Sign Boy Twin
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Teresa
Baby Girl Sign Girl Harvester
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Tereza
Baby Girl Sign Girl To harvest
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Tiburcio
Baby Boy Sign Boy One who is from Tibur
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Telma
Baby Girl Sign Girl She who has will
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Tarso
Baby Boy Sign Boy An ancient Asian city in Turkey
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Tavaris
Unisex Baby Sign Unisex Of misfortune; A hermit
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Tome
Baby Boy Sign Boy A twin baby boy
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Tristessa
Baby Girl Sign Girl A hope or the hope to free from sadness
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Tadeu
Baby Boy Sign Boy Given by God
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Tristao
Baby Boy Sign Boy A variant of Tristan, tumult or outcry

Infographic: Elegant Portuguese Baby Names Meaning, Starting With T

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 Portuguese Baby Names Meaning, Starting With T(infographic)

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