Baby girl names that starts with THER

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Please can you help me with naming my baby girl. Suggestion for names that starts with THER

Theresa

Thera or Theran

Therma

But WHY?

Just find a nice name.

Barbie

Thelma
Theodora

Theodora is actually rather lovely

i need something related to sainte therese but not therese or theresia as it is

The thing is that i want to name it something related to saint therese but not therese as it is something similar

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(Or did you actually mean a name that starts with T,H,E or R?)

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Something related to sainte therese but not therese or theresa
a girl name that starts with THER ....

Tess (English) is a diminutive of Theresa, and Thera is said to be one also.

Thirza is the Hebrew version of Theresa.

Or you could go with the meaning of Theresa, originally Greek, meaning "to harvest".

Anona means "corn" or "grain" and is the name of the Roman goddess of harvest and grain.

There's a Welsh name, Medi, meaning "to harvest" but also "September" - often but not always given to girls born in that month.

Theremin.

Can you not just name her Theresa? It’s a sweet name. There aren’t many actual names that begin with THER. Therina is the only other one that springs to mind and I have a feeling I made that up. You’d have more flexibility if you just went for TH or THE.

I know a Marie Therese known day to day as Tessa

But Therese is pronounced with a hard T.

So you’re after a name that started with a T. Not THER, which is going to be virtually impossible.

Are you talking about St Therese of Lisieux? In which case, what about Flora, as she was known as the little flower of Jesus.

I was going to suggest Tess or Tessa.

I’m not being entirely serious here, but there aren’t many names beginning with Ther.
St Theresa is associated with books, hearts, arrows, chess, the pious, sickness, headaches and lacemakers. So if you want a tenuously connected name and you won’t use any of the forms of Theresa:
Lacy
Paige
Story
Pia
Dolores

The name Theresa derives from the Greek for summer, so you could also consider Summer as a name.

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux's name was Marie Françoise Thérèse, so perhaps use Marie or Francoise? She was also known as the 'little flower', so perhaps you could call her Fleur (French for flower) which is such a pretty name.

Thermopalye
Therapiste
Thermomette

Thera is about the best option and rather nice and unusual.

Treasa is Irish for Teresa/therese - pronounced thrassa, if that’s any help.

Thermidor.

Nickname 'Lobster'.

Thea is pretty

The only names I can think of that relate to Theresa that is not Therese are
Tess
Tessa
Terri
But they don't start Ther
I don't think any such names exist

Thera/Thira is a short form of Theresa

Thought of another- Thirza, which I guess you could spell Therza