Gender:
Origin:
Greek
43 famous people named Tea found on Wikipedia.
2365 female in US.
Most recent ranking:
5941-th in year 2018
Best ranking:
749-th in year 1998
Used in: Croatian, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Slovene, Swedish
Tea is a feminine given name which is cognate to the name Theia.
Téa is a female given name of Georgian (country) origin.
Téa can refer to:
Téa Gardner, the alternative name for Yu-Gi-Oh! character Anzu Mazaki
Téa Leoni, American actress
Téa Henry, French footballer, daughter of Thierry Henry
Téa Delgado, a character on One Life to Live
1650s, tay, also in early spellings thea, tey, tee and at first pronounced so as to rhyme with obey; the modern pronunciation predominates from mid-18c. But earlier in English as chaa (1590s), also cha, tcha, chia, cia. The two forms of the word reflect two paths of transmission: chaa is from Portuguese cha, attested in Portuguese from 1550s, via Macao, from Mandarin (Chinese) ch'a (cf chai). The later form, which became Modern English tea, is via Dutch, from Malay teh and directly from Chinese (Amoy dialect) t'e, which corresponds to Mandarin ch'a. The distribution of the different forms of the word in Europe reflects the spread of use of the beverage. The modern English form, along with French thé, Spanish te, German Tee, etc., derive via Dutch thee from the Amoy form, reflecting the role of the Dutch as the chief importers of the leaves (through the Dutch East India Company, from 1610). Meanwhile, Russian chai, Persian cha, Greek tsai, Arabic shay, and Turkish çay all came overland from the Mandarin form. First known in Paris 1635, the practice of drinking tea was first introduced to England 1644. Meaning "afternoon meal at which tea is served" is from 1738. Slang meaning "marijuana" (which sometimes was brewed in hot water) is attested from 1935, felt as obsolete by late 1960s. Tea ball is from 1895.
Gift of God, goddess.
Popularity | Name | Birth Year | Description |
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1 | Téa Leoni | 1966 | Actress |
2 | Cocoa Tea | 1959 | Jamaican musician |
3 | Téa Obreht | 1985 | American fiction writer |
4 | Michelle Tea | 1971 | American writer |
5 | Téa Delgado | One Life to Live character | |
6 | Tea Khalifa | 1977 | |
7 | Tea Falco | 1986 | Italian actress |
8 | Tea Stjärne | 2001 | Swedish actress |
9 | Tea Banh | 1945 | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for National Defence for Cambodia |
10 | Tea Tsulukiani | 1975 | Georgian lawyer |
11 | Tea Ropati | 1964 | New Zealand rugby league player |
12 | Thierry Tea | 1981 | French-Cambodian businessman |
13 | Tea Alagic | ||
14 | Thea Djordjadze | 1971 | Artist |
15 | Tea Hiilloste | 1982 | Finnish singer |
16 | Tea Donguzashvili | 1976 | Judoka |
17 | Tea Lanchava | 1974 | Chess player |
18 | Tea Mäkipää | 1973 | Finnish artist |
19 | Tea Ugrin | 1998 | Italian artistic gymnast |
20 | Tea Sugareva | 1989 | Bulgarian poet |
21 | Tea Ista | 1932 | Finnish actress |
22 | Richard Longstreet Tea | 1840 | United States Army Medal of Honor recipient |
23 | Tea Latvala | ||
24 | Tea Grubišić | 1985 | Croatian handball player |
25 | Tea Palić | 1991 | Croatian alpine skier |
26 | Tea Frogier | French Polynesia politician | |
27 | Tea Vikstedt-Nyman | 1959 | Finnish racing cyclist |
28 | Tea Villilä | 1991 | Finnish ice hockey player |
29 | Tea Finni | Finnish sprinter | |
30 | Tea Petrin | 1944 | Slovene economist and politician |
31 | Tea Helenelund | 1917 | |
32 | Tea Karvinen | 1966 | |
33 | Tea Izraelis | Polish actress | |
34 | Tea Bertasi | 1911 | |
35 | Tea Savoia | 1941 | |
36 | Tea Kolar-Jurkovšek | 1954 | |
37 | Tea Cosy Pete | 1949 | Homeless person of Swansea, Wales |
38 | Tea Albini | 1950 | Italian politician |
39 | Tea Breščak | 1895 | Poet and painter (1895-1973) |
40 | Tea Grönman | 1982 | |
41 | Tea Sojat | 1991 | |
42 | Tea Silađi | ||
43 | Tea Suojanen | 1982 |