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Tiit
Tiit is a boy's name. A distinctly Estonian name; the older meaning is uncertain, and it is valued mainly as a native form.
Meaning
A distinctly Estonian name; the older meaning is uncertain, and it is valued mainly as a native form.
Origin
Estonian, traditionally linked to the Latin name Titus.
Name day
The traditional Estonian name day for Tiit is September 18. In Estonia and Finland that is a day to send a quick word of congratulation. Name-day calendars differ between countries and are updated from time to time, so the same name can fall on another date across the border.
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Source: Traditional Estonian name-day calendar; etymology is the standard documented origin. · checked 2026-09-04
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Tiit mean?
A distinctly Estonian name; the older meaning is uncertain, and it is valued mainly as a native form.
When is Tiit's name day?
The traditional Estonian name day for Tiit is September 18. It can fall on a different date in Finland or Sweden.
Where does the name Tiit come from?
Estonian, traditionally linked to the Latin name Titus.
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