This list covers 18 Slavic boy names starting with the letter T, ranging alphabetically from “Tadeusz” to “Tvrtko.” These names span the whole Slavic world, from Poland and Russia to Croatia and Bulgaria, and many carry deep roots in Orthodox and Catholic tradition. Parents use them to honor family heritage, religious saints, or historical figures while giving a son a name that still sounds modern today.

Slavic boy names are given names used across Slavic-speaking countries such as Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, and Croatia, often blending native word roots with Christian tradition. Many names on this list, like “Todor” and “Teodor,” trace back to the Greek “Theodore,” meaning “gift of God,” while others, like “Tvrtko,” come straight from old Slavic words with no outside influence at all. One standout example is “Taras,” made famous by Taras Shevchenko, the poet still celebrated as Ukraine’s national bard.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Country, Pronunciation, Meaning, and Description.

Name: the given name itself, shown in its standard spelling so you can see exactly how it’s written.

Country: the country or countries where the name is most commonly used, helping you place its cultural origin.

Pronunciation: a simple phonetic guide showing you how to say the name correctly out loud.

Meaning: the literal or traditional meaning behind the name, giving you insight into what it represents.

Description: a short note on the name’s history, namesake, or cultural significance, so you understand why it matters.

Slavic boy names

Descriptions