Here are some Jain names that start with the letter T. I’ve included simple meanings from Jain tradition where possible.

• Tarak — protector; a familiar, strong-sounding name used in Jain communities.
• Tarini — a beloved or noble woman; sometimes used for girls.
• Tejas — brilliance or radiance.
• Tejal — brightness, lustre.
• Tejendra — lord of light; a regal-sounding name.
• Tejpratap — radiant glory or splendor.
• Tirtha — a holy stream or crossing; commonly used in Jain and general Indian naming.
• Tirthankar (as a given name) — denotes a spiritual guide; more of a title in Jainism but sometimes used as a name.
• Trilok — the three realms; a masculine name with a cosmic/auspicious feel.
• Trishul — tri-dignity or tri-fork; often used for boys in broader Indian naming.
• Tripurak — a name with a robust sound; used occasionally in Jain communities.
• Tapendra — lord of tapas (austerity); a spiritual, ascetic name.
• Tapesh — strong dedication or austerity.
• Taran — crossing over or ferrying; a positive, protective name.
• Tanayendra — lord of the body or youth; a grand, traditional feel.

Notes:

• Jain naming often overlaps with broader Indian names; many of these appear in Jain communities for both boys and girls, though some are more commonly used for one gender.
• If you’re looking for a specific tradition (Digambar or Shwetambar) or a particular meaning (spiritual vs. worldly), tell me and I’ll tailor the list accordingly.