Tee

Tee began as a shorthand, a nickname clipped from longer names starting with 'T,' like Theodore or Theresa. It also simply refers to the shape of the letter 'T,' a strong, straightforward vertical and horizontal line. Appearing in records as early as 1910, it’s a name that gained quiet traction in the mid-20th century, a concise sound that’s easy to say and remember.

When you imagine your child's name, do you picture something that cuts through the noise? 'Tee' is that kind of sound. It’s the name you’ll quickly write on a school form, the one you’ll hear called out across a park with immediate recognition. It’s direct, without pretense, like the simple, strong letter it represents.