Haitian Nickname Generator

Haitian non jwèt, from Ti Jan to Fanfan

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Haitian nicknames (non jwèt) as families use them: Ti names such as Ti Jan (Jean) and Ti Pyè (Pierre), pet forms like Fanfan (François), Manno (Emmanuel) and Fito (Fritz), and Kreyòl words such as Doudou, Kè m and Tonton. Where it helps, the source name or a short gloss follows in parentheses.

About this generator

A Haitian nickname is a non jwèt, a play name, and it is often the name a person hears most at home. The best-known pattern puts ti, the Kreyòl word for little (from the French petit), in front of a given name. Ti Jan is often a son named Jean after his father, but the form is also plain affection and can last a lifetime. About a third of this list is Ti names. Some are in Kreyòl spelling with the French name in parentheses, as in Ti Pyè (Pierre) and Ti Woz (Rose), and others keep the French spelling that families use on documents.

Pet forms are the next large group. Doubled syllables such as Fanfan, Dédé, Jojo and Loulou and short forms such as Gaby, Mado and Jeannot are shared with French, because many Haitian given names are French in origin. Manno, Fito, Maxo and Sergo are more typical of Haiti. Where several names share one nickname, only one or two sources are shown.

The rest are words that stand in for a name: endearments such as Cheri, Doudou and Kè m (my heart), family words such as Tonton, Matant, Grann, Parenn and Marenn, and forms of address such as Patnè, Bòs and Madan, which goes before a husband's name. Each carries a short English gloss.

Tips for choosing a name

  • Pair a formal name with a non jwèt the way families do. A character registered as François can be Fanfan to everyone who knows him, and an Emmanuel can be Manno.
  • Use a Ti name for a child who shares a parent's or godparent's name. Ti Jan, Ti Pyè or Ti Mari suggests that there is an older Jean, Pierre or Marie in the family.
  • Choose the spelling to fit the setting. Kreyòl spellings such as Ti Pòl and Ti Lwi suit dialogue and informal writing, while French spellings such as Ti Olivier and Ti Marguerite match the name on a birth certificate.
  • Titles go in front of a name as well as standing alone: Tonton Jo, Tatie Mimi, Grann Mari, Bòs Pyè. Use them for the way younger relatives and neighbors address their elders.
  • Keep the accents. In Kreyòl, è and ò are different vowels from e and o, so Kè m, Bòs and Kòmè should be copied as written.

Frequently asked questions

What is a non jwèt?

Non jwèt is the Haitian Creole term for a nickname, and it means play name. It is usually given in the family during childhood and used by relatives, neighbors and friends, often into adulthood. Examples from this list are Fanfan (François or Françoise), Ti Jan (Jean) and Sonson.

What does Ti mean in a Haitian nickname?

Ti is the Kreyòl word for little, from the French petit. In front of a given name it marks a younger bearer of the name, often a child named for a parent, or simply shows affection. It also goes before ordinary words, as in Ti Chou (little sweetie) and Ti Frè (little brother).

Why do some entries have a name or a meaning in parentheses?

A name in parentheses is the given name a nickname comes from, as in Manno (Emmanuel) or Ti Pyè (Pierre). Several given names can share one nickname, so the names shown are common sources and not the only ones. A phrase in parentheses is a short English gloss for a Kreyòl word, as in Kè m (my heart) or Marenn (godmother).

Are these nicknames used only in Haiti?

No. Pet forms such as Dédé, Jojo, Loulou and Mimi and short forms such as Gaby and Mado are used wherever French given names are, including France and the French Caribbean. English short forms such as Stan, Jeff and Jimmy appear too, because English given names are common in Haiti and in the diaspora. The Ti names in Kreyòl spelling, forms like Manno and Fito, and words such as Boubout, Patnè and Konpè are the entries most closely tied to Haiti.

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A: 10 names

  • Agwonòm (agronomist, used as a title)
  • Alex (Alexandre or Alexis)
  • Andy (André)
  • Ange (Marie-Ange)
  • Annette (Anne)
  • Annie (Anne)
  • Antho (Anthony)
  • Arno (Arnold or Arnaud)
  • Asosye (associate, said between friends)
  • Atis (artist)

B: 45 names

  • Babette (Élisabeth)
  • Bastien (Sébastien)
  • Batis (Jean-Baptiste)
  • Béa (Béatrice)
  • Bebe (baby)
  • Bebe m (my baby)
  • Bébert (Albert or Robert)
  • Bèl (beautiful)
  • Bèl fanm (beautiful woman)
  • Bèl gason (handsome boy)
  • Bèl pitit (beautiful child)
  • Bèl ti fi (pretty girl)
  • Bèl ti gason (handsome little boy)
  • Bèlfi (daughter-in-law)
  • Belle (Isabelle)
  • Bèlmè (mother-in-law)
  • Bèlsè (sister-in-law)
  • Ben (Benjamin or Benoît)
  • Benji (Benjamin)
  • Benny (Benjamin)
  • Betty (Élisabeth)
  • Bibi (pet name)

B, continued

  • Bill (William)
  • Billy (William)
  • Bob (Robert)
  • Bobby (Robert)
  • Bofis (son-in-law)
  • Bòfrè (brother-in-law)
  • Bon zanmi m (my good friend)
  • Bòpè (father-in-law)
  • Bòs (boss, a skilled tradesman)
  • Bòs Jan (Jean, the tradesman)
  • Bòs Jo
  • Bòs Lik
  • Bòs Michèl
  • Bòs Pyè
  • Bòs Remon
  • Bòs Toma
  • Bòs Wobè
  • Boubou (pet name)
  • Boubout (sweetheart, boyfriend or girlfriend)
  • Boubout mwen (my sweetheart)
  • Bri (Brigitte)
  • Brice (Fabrice)
  • Brina (Sabrina)

C: 36 names

  • Cam (Camille)
  • Carlito (Carl)
  • Carlo (Carl)
  • Carmel (Marie-Carmel)
  • Caro (Caroline or Carole)
  • Cathy (Catherine)
  • Cécé (Cécile)
  • Céd (Cédric)
  • Céli (Céline or Célia)
  • Chacha (Charles or Chantal)
  • Chanpyon (champion)
  • Charlie (Charlotte or Charlène)
  • Charlot (Charles)
  • Charly (Charles)
  • Chè (dear)
  • Chèf (chief)
  • Cheri (dear, darling)
  • Cheri doudou (darling sweetheart)
  • Cheri m (my darling)
  • Chofè (driver)
  • Chou (sweetie, from the French chou)
  • Chou m (my sweetie)
  • Chouboulout (sweetie)
  • Chouchou (pet, the favorite)
  • Choucoune (the pet name in Oswald Durand's poem)
  • Choupette (pet name, from chou)
  • Chris (Christophe or Christian)
  • Cindy (Cynthia)
  • Clairette (Claire or Marie-Claire)
  • Claudie (Claudette or Claudine)
  • Claudy (Claude)
  • Clém (Clément or Clémence)
  • Cloclo (Claude)
  • Colette (Nicole)
  • Cora (Coralie)
  • Cricri (Christine)

D: 26 names

  • Dadou (David or Daniel)
  • Dan (Daniel)
  • Dany (Daniel or Danielle)
  • Daph (Daphné)
  • Debbie (Deborah)
  • Dédé (André)
  • Dédette (Odette or Bernadette)
  • Dènye pitit (last child)
  • Didi (Didier)
  • Dim (Dimitri)
  • Dina (Claudine or Géraldine)
  • Direktè (director, school principal)
  • Djo (Joseph)
  • Dodo (Dominique or Dieudonné)
  • Dòk (doc)
  • Doktè (doctor)
  • Dom (Dominique)
  • Domi (Dominique)
  • Dora (Dorothée)
  • Doro (Dorothée)
  • Dosa (a girl born after twins)
  • Dosou (a boy born after twins)
  • Doudou (sweetheart)
  • Doudou m (my sweetheart)
  • Doudoune (sweetheart, to a girl)
  • Dyak (deacon)

E: 7 names

  • Eddy (Édouard or Edwin)
  • Éli (Éliane or Élise)
  • Élo (Élodie)
  • Émy (Émilie or Emma)
  • Enjenyè (engineer)
  • Ève (Évelyne)
  • Évy (Évelyne or Eva)

F: 29 names

  • Fab (Fabien or Fabrice)
  • Fabi (Fabiola or Fabienne)
  • Fafa (Fabienne or Fabrice)
  • Fanfan (François or Françoise)
  • Fanny (Stéphanie)
  • Féli (Félicia)
  • Ferdi (Ferdinand)
  • Fi m (my girl)
  • Fifi (Joséphine)
  • Fifine (Joséphine)
  • Filozòf (a student in the last year of school)
  • Fine (Joséphine)
  • Fito (Fritz)
  • Fiyanse m (my fiancé or fiancée)
  • Fiyèl (godchild)
  • Flo (Florent or Florence)
  • Floflo (Florence or Flore)
  • Fonfon (Alphonse)
  • France (Marie-France)
  • Franck (François or Francis)
  • Franky (Frantz or Francis)
  • Frè (brother)
  • Frè Jak (Brother Jacques, in church)
  • Frè m (my brother)
  • Frè Moyiz
  • Frè Samyèl
  • Fred (Frédéric or Alfred)
  • Freddy (Alfred or Wilfrid)
  • Fredo (Frédéric)

G: 33 names

  • Gab (Gabriel)
  • Gaby (Gabriel or Gabrielle)
  • Gason m (my boy)
  • Gégé (Gérard or Gérald)
  • Gégène (Eugène)
  • Génie (Eugénie)
  • Ghis (Ghislaine)
  • Gigi (Ginette or Gisèle)
  • Gil (Gilbert or Gilles)
  • Gina (Ginette or Régine)
  • Ginie (Virginie)
  • Ginou (Geneviève or Ginette)
  • Gisou (Gisèle)
  • Glo (Gloria)
  • Gran Frè (big brother)
  • Gran Sè (big sister)
  • Grandèt (elder, one's senior)
  • Granmè (grandmother)
  • Granmoun (elder, grown-up)
  • Grann (grandma)
  • Grann Fifi
  • Grann Lolotte
  • Grann Mari (Grandma Marie)
  • Grann Nana
  • Grann Rose
  • Grann Titine
  • Granpapa (grandpa)
  • Granpè (grandfather)
  • Greg (Grégory or Grégoire)
  • Gui (Guillaume)
  • Guigui (Guillaume or Guy)
  • Guito (Guy)
  • Gus (Gustave or Auguste)

H: 1 name

  • Harry (Harold)

I: 2 names

  • Isa (Isabelle)
  • Isma (Ismaël)

J: 48 names

  • Jacky (Jacques or Jacqueline)
  • Jaco (Jacques or Jacob)
  • Jacquot (Jacques)
  • Janjan (Jean)
  • JB (Jean-Baptiste or Jean-Bernard)
  • JC (Jean-Claude)
  • JD (Jean-Daniel)
  • Jean-Ba (Jean-Baptiste)
  • Jean-Chri (Jean-Christophe)
  • Jean-Do (Jean-Dominique)
  • Jean-Lou (Jean-Louis)
  • Jean-Mi (Jean-Michel)
  • Jean-Phi (Jean-Philippe)
  • Jean-Rob (Jean-Robert)
  • Jeannette (Jeanne)
  • Jeannie (Jeanne or Jeannette)
  • Jeannot (Jean)
  • Jeff (Jefferson)
  • Jéjé (Jérôme)
  • Jenn fi (young woman)
  • Jenn gason (young man)
  • Jennjan (young man)
  • Jenny (Jennifer)
  • Jérem (Jérémie)

J, continued

  • Jerry (Jérôme or Jérémie)
  • Jess (Jessica)
  • Jessie (Jessica)
  • JF (Jean-François)
  • Jij (judge)
  • Jim (James)
  • Jimèl (twin, a girl)
  • Jimmy (James)
  • Jimo (twin)
  • JJ (Jean-Jacques)
  • JL (Jean-Louis)
  • JM (Jean-Marie or Jean-Michel)
  • Jo (Joseph or Josué)
  • Joce (Jocelyne or Jocelyn)
  • Johnny (Jean)
  • Jojo (Joseph or Georges)
  • Jon (Jonathan or Jonas)
  • José (Josée or Joseph)
  • Josie (Joséphine)
  • JP (Jean-Pierre or Jean-Paul)
  • JR (Jean-Robert, or a Junior)
  • Juju (Julien or Julie)
  • Julot (Jules)
  • Junior (a son named for his father)

K: 28 names

  • Kadè (the younger one)
  • Kanmarad (comrade, classmate)
  • Kapitèn (captain)
  • Kari (Karine)
  • Kati (Catherine or Katia)
  • Katou (Katia)
  • Kè m (my heart)
  • Ketty (Kettly)
  • Kév (Kévin)
  • Kiki (Christine or Christian)
  • Kolèg (colleague)
  • Kòmandan (commander)
  • Kòmè (godmother of one's child, or a close friend)
  • Kòmè Jàn
  • Kòmè Mari (Marie, a kòmè or close friend)
  • Kòmè Woz
  • Konpè (godfather of one's child, or a close friend)
  • Konpè Chal
  • Konpè Jan (Jean, a konpè or close friend)
  • Konpè Pyè
  • Kouzen (cousin, a man)
  • Kouzen Jak (Cousin Jacques)
  • Kouzen Polo
  • Kouzen Rico
  • Kouzin (cousin, a woman)
  • Kouzin Caro (Cousin Caroline)
  • Kouzin Fabi
  • Kouzin Nadou

L: 35 names

  • Lafanmi (the family, to a group of relatives)
  • Lala (Laura)
  • Lanmou m (my love)
  • Larenn (the queen)
  • Lasosyete (the company, to a gathering)
  • Lau (Laura or Laurence)
  • Lavi m (my life)
  • Léna (Hélène or Marlène)
  • Lene (the firstborn)
  • Léo (Léon or Léonard)
  • Liane (Liliane or Éliane)
  • Licia (Félicia)
  • Lili (Liliane or Élise)
  • Lilou (Liliane or Louise)
  • Lina (Angeline or Roseline)
  • Line (Micheline or Jacqueline)
  • Lio (Lionel)
  • Lisa (Élisabeth)
  • Lise (Élise)
  • Lisette (Lise)
  • Lison (Lise or Élisabeth)
  • Lissa (Mélissa)
  • Lolo (Laurent or Laure)
  • Lolotte (Charlotte)
  • Lora (Loraine)
  • Lou (Louise or Lourdes)
  • Louisette (Louise)
  • Louison (Louis or Louise)
  • Loulou (Louis or Louise)
  • Loulouse (Lourdes)
  • Luc (Lucien)
  • Luce (Lucienne)
  • Lucette (Luce or Lucie)
  • Ludo (Ludovic)
  • Lulu (Lucien or Lucie)

M: 115 names

  • Machann (vendor, to a market woman)
  • Machè (my dear, to a woman)
  • Madan (Mrs., before the husband's name)
  • Madan Andre (André's wife)
  • Madan Chal (Charles's wife)
  • Madan Jak (Jacques's wife)
  • Madan Jan (Jean's wife)
  • Madan Jozèf (Joseph's wife)
  • Madan Lwi (Louis's wife)
  • Madan Mak (Marc's wife)
  • Madan Pòl (Paul's wife)
  • Madan Pyè (Pierre's wife)
  • Madanm (wife, lady)
  • Madanm mwen (my wife)
  • Madelon (Madeleine)
  • Madmwazèl (miss, the full form)
  • Mado (Madeleine)
  • Madou (Madeleine)
  • Mady (Madeleine)
  • Maestro (bandleader)
  • Mag (Magalie)
  • Maggy (Marguerite or Magalie)
  • Maïté (Marie-Thérèse)
  • Majistra (mayor)
  • Majo (Marie-José)
  • Malou (Marie-Louise)
  • Mamè (Sister, to a nun)
  • Manman (mother)
  • Manman cheri (mother dear)
  • Manman m (my mother)
  • Manmi (mommy)
  • Manno (Emmanuel)
  • Manon (Marie)
  • Manou (Emmanuel or Emmanuelle)
  • Manu (Emmanuel)
  • Manuel (Emmanuel)
  • Manzè (miss)
  • Manzè Lwiz

M, continued

  • Manzè Mari (Miss Marie)
  • Manzè Woz
  • Marasa (twins, or one of a pair)
  • Marco (Marc or Marcel)
  • Marenn (godmother)
  • Marenn Ginou
  • Marenn Josie
  • Marenn Lulu (Godmother Lucie)
  • Margot (Marguerite)
  • Mari m (my husband)
  • Marie-Jo (Marie-José)
  • Marie-Thé (Marie-Thérèse)
  • Mariette (Marie)
  • Marilène (Marie-Hélène)
  • Marilou (Marie-Louise)
  • Marinette (Marie)
  • Marion (Marie)
  • Marjo (Marjorie)
  • Marly (Marlène)
  • Mat (Mathieu)
  • Matant (aunt)
  • Matant Lili
  • Matant Mari (Aunt Marie)
  • Matant Suzette
  • Matant Zabeth
  • Mati (Mathilde)
  • Max (Maxime)
  • Maxo (Max or Maxime)
  • MC (Marie-Carmel or Marie-Claude)
  • Medam (ladies)
  • Mél (Mélanie or Mélissa)
  • Mélie (Mélanie)
  • Mélo (Mélodie)
  • Mennaj mwen (my boyfriend or girlfriend)
  • Mesye (gentlemen, guys)
  • Mesyedam (ladies and gentlemen, to a group)
  • Mèt (master, for a lawyer or teacher)
  • Mèt Anri

M, continued

  • Mèt Jak
  • Mèt Jera
  • Mèt Pòl (Master Paul, a lawyer or teacher)
  • Mèt Viktò
  • Metrès (teacher, to a woman)
  • MF (Marie-France)
  • Mia (Maria)
  • Michou (Michel or Michèle)
  • Micky (Mickaël)
  • Mika (Mickaël or Michaëlle)
  • Mike (Michel or Mickaël)
  • Mimi (Mirlande or Michèle)
  • Mimile (Émile)
  • Minou (kitty)
  • Minouche (kitty)
  • Mira (Mireille)
  • Mis (nurse)
  • Mis Katrin
  • Mis Mari (Nurse Marie)
  • Mis Nikòl
  • MJ (Marie-José)
  • ML (Marie-Louise or Marie-Lourdes)
  • Momo (Maurice or Moïse)
  • Momone (Simone)
  • Mona (Monique)
  • Monchè (my dear fellow)
  • Monkonpè (my konpè, said between men)
  • Monnonk (uncle)
  • Monpè (Father, to a priest)
  • Monseyè (Monsignor, to a bishop)
  • Moun pa m (one of my own)
  • Msye (mister, sir)
  • Msye Albè
  • Msye Emil
  • Msye Jan (Mister Jean)
  • Msye Lwi
  • MT (Marie-Thérèse)
  • Mumu (Murielle)
  • Mylène (Marie-Hélène)

N: 32 names

  • Nad (Nadège or Nadine)
  • Nadette (Bernadette)
  • Nadou (Nadia or Nadège)
  • Nana (Nathalie or Anna)
  • Nanard (Bernard)
  • Nando (Fernand)
  • Nanette (Anne or Jeanne)
  • Nanou (Anne)
  • Nat (Nathan or Nathalie)
  • Nath (Nathalie)
  • Natou (Nathalie)
  • Nel (Nelson)
  • Néné (René or Renée)
  • Nénette (Jeannette)
  • Nennenn (godmother, the fond form)
  • Nessa (Vanessa)
  • Neve (nephew)
  • Nicky (Nicole)
  • Nico (Nicolas)
  • Nina (Jeannine)
  • Ninette (Antoinette or Jeannine)
  • Nini (Denise or Virginie)
  • Ninon (Anne)
  • Nonk (uncle, the short form)
  • Nonk Charlot
  • Nonk Jan (Uncle Jean)
  • Nonk Pòl
  • Nonk Toto
  • Nono (Noël or Bruno)
  • Notè (notary)
  • Nounou (pet name)
  • Nyès (niece)

O: 1 name

  • Oli (Olivier)

P: 39 names

  • Papa (father)
  • Papa cheri (father dear)
  • Papa m (my father)
  • Papi (daddy)
  • Parenn (godfather)
  • Parenn Franck
  • Parenn Jòj (Godfather Georges)
  • Parenn Manno
  • Pastè (pastor)
  • Pastè Danyèl
  • Pastè Jan (Pastor Jean)
  • Pat (Patrick or Patrice)
  • Patnè (partner, buddy)
  • Patnè m (my buddy)
  • Patou (Patrick or Patricia)
  • Patwon (boss, employer)
  • Pau (Pauline)
  • Paulette (Paule)
  • Paulo (Paul)
  • Phil (Philippe)
  • Philou (Philippe)
  • Pi bon zanmi m (my best friend)
  • Pi gran (the eldest)
  • Pi piti (the youngest)
  • Pierrot (Pierre)
  • Pitit (child)
  • Pitit fi (daughter)
  • Pitit gason (son)
  • Pitit mwen (my child)
  • Pitit pitit (grandchild)
  • Polo (Paul)
  • Popol (Paul)
  • Pouchon (pet name for a boy)
  • Poupe m (my doll)
  • Poupette (little doll)
  • Premye pitit (first child)
  • Prens (prince)
  • Prensès (princess)
  • Pwofesè (teacher, professor)

R: 23 names

  • Rach (Rachelle)
  • Rachou (Rachelle)
  • Rafa (Raphaël)
  • Raph (Raphaël)
  • Régi (Réginald or Régine)
  • Rèn mwen (my queen)
  • Ricky (Ricardo)
  • Rico (Ricardo, Richard or Éric)
  • Rika (Erika)
  • Riri (Henri or Richard)
  • Rita (Marguerite)
  • Roby (Robert)
  • Rod (Rodrigue)
  • Rodo (Rodolphe)
  • Rom (Romain)
  • Romy (Rosemarie)
  • Rony (Ronald)
  • Roro (Robert or Roland)
  • Rosa (Rosalie)
  • Rosette (Rose)
  • Rosie (Rose or Rosalie)
  • Rosita (Rose)
  • Rudy (Rudolph or Rodolphe)

S: 29 names

  • Sab (Sabrina)
  • Saby (Sabine or Sabrina)
  • Sam (Samuel or Samson)
  • Sammy (Samuel)
  • Sandro (Alexandre)
  • Sandy (Sandra or Sandrine)
  • Sasa (Sandra or Sarah)
  • Sè (sister)
  • Sè Elèn
  • Sè m (my sister)
  • Sè Mari (Sister Marie, in church)
  • Sè Terèz
  • Seb (Sébastien)
  • Sèl pitit (only child)
  • Sergo (Serge)
  • Sò (sister, a respectful title before a woman's name)
  • Sol (Solange)
  • Sonson (pet name for a boy)
  • Soph (Sophie)
  • Soso (Sophie or Solange)
  • Stan (Stanley)
  • Stéfi (Stéphanie)
  • Stella (Estelle)
  • Steph (Stéphane or Stéphanie)
  • Steve (Stéphane)
  • Suzette (Suzanne)
  • Suzie (Suzanne)
  • Suzon (Suzanne)
  • Syl (Sylvain or Sylvie)

T: 362 names

  • Tacha (Natacha)
  • Tali (Nathalie)
  • Tania (Tatiana)
  • Tant (aunt, before a name)
  • Tant Jàn (Aunt Jeanne)
  • Tant Lise
  • Tant Margot
  • Tant Yvette
  • Tantan (Gaétan)
  • Tata (auntie, a child's word)
  • Tatave (Gustave)
  • Tati (Tatiana)
  • Tatie (auntie)
  • Tatie Gigi
  • Tatie Ketty
  • Tatie Loulou
  • Tatie Mado
  • Tatie Mimi (Auntie Mimi)
  • Tatie Nana
  • Tatie Rosie
  • Teddy (Théodore)
  • Théo (Théodore or Théophile)
  • Ti Adrien
  • Ti Alain
  • Ti Albè (Albert)
  • Ti Alexandre
  • Ti Alexis
  • Ti Alfred
  • Ti Alphonse
  • Ti Anderson
  • Ti Andre (André)
  • Ti Anne
  • Ti Anri (Henri)
  • Ti Antoinette
  • Ti Antwàn (Antoine)
  • Ti Arnold

T, continued

  • Ti Auguste
  • Ti Augustin
  • Ti Bebe (little baby)
  • Ti Bèna (Bernard)
  • Ti Benjamin
  • Ti Benwa (Benoît)
  • Ti Bernadette
  • Ti Bertrand
  • Ti Bòs (little boss)
  • Ti Bruno
  • Ti Camille
  • Ti Carl
  • Ti Carmelle
  • Ti Carmen
  • Ti Cédric
  • Ti Chal (Charles)
  • Ti Chèf (little chief)
  • Ti Cheri (little darling)
  • Ti Chou (little sweetie)
  • Ti Chouchou (little pet, the favorite)
  • Ti Christian
  • Ti Christine
  • Ti Claudette
  • Ti Clément
  • Ti Constant
  • Ti Damien
  • Ti Danyèl (Daniel)
  • Ti David
  • Ti Dédé
  • Ti Demwazèl (young miss)
  • Ti Denis
  • Ti Denise
  • Ti Dènye (the last-born)
  • Ti Désiré
  • Ti Dieudonné
  • Ti Dieufort

T, continued

  • Ti Dieuseul
  • Ti Dimitri
  • Ti Doudou (little sweetheart)
  • Ti Eddy
  • Ti Edgar
  • Ti Edner
  • Ti Edwa (Édouard)
  • Ti Edwige
  • Ti Edwin
  • Ti Ejèn (Eugène)
  • Ti Elèn (Hélène)
  • Ti Éliane
  • Ti Élie
  • Ti Élisabeth
  • Ti Élise
  • Ti Emil (Émile)
  • Ti Emmanuel
  • Ti Éric
  • Ti Ernest
  • Ti Ernst
  • Ti Estelle
  • Ti Esther
  • Ti Etyèn (Étienne)
  • Ti Eugénie
  • Ti Évelyne
  • Ti Evens
  • Ti Fabien
  • Ti Fabienne
  • Ti Fabiola
  • Ti Fabrice
  • Ti Fanfan
  • Ti Félix
  • Ti Ferdinand
  • Ti Fernand
  • Ti Fi (little girl)
  • Ti Filip (Philippe)

T, continued

  • Ti Florence
  • Ti Florent
  • Ti Francine
  • Ti Franck
  • Ti Françoise
  • Ti Franswa (François)
  • Ti Frantz
  • Ti Frè (little brother)
  • Ti Fritz
  • Ti Gabrielle
  • Ti Gason (little boy)
  • Ti Gaston
  • Ti Geneviève
  • Ti Georgette
  • Ti Gérald
  • Ti Germaine
  • Ti Gertrude
  • Ti Ghislaine
  • Ti Gi (Guy)
  • Ti Gilbert
  • Ti Gilles
  • Ti Ginette
  • Ti Gisèle
  • Ti Gladys
  • Ti Granmoun (little grown-up, a child who acts older)
  • Ti Grégoire
  • Ti Guillaume
  • Ti Gustave
  • Ti Harold
  • Ti Hector
  • Ti Henriette
  • Ti Hérold
  • Ti Hervé
  • Ti Hubert
  • Ti Irène
  • Ti Isaac

T, continued

  • Ti Iv (Yves)
  • Ti Ivòn (Yvonne)
  • Ti Jacob
  • Ti Jacqueline
  • Ti Jak (Jacques)
  • Ti James
  • Ti Jameson
  • Ti Jan (Jean)
  • Ti Jeanne
  • Ti Jeannette
  • Ti Jefferson
  • Ti Jera (Gérard)
  • Ti Jérôme
  • Ti Jilyen (Julien)
  • Ti Jimmy
  • Ti Jisten (Justin)
  • Ti Jo
  • Ti Jocelyn
  • Ti Jocelyne
  • Ti Joël
  • Ti Johnny
  • Ti Jòj (Georges)
  • Ti Jojo
  • Ti Jonas
  • Ti Joséphine
  • Ti Josette
  • Ti Josué
  • Ti Jozèf (Joseph)
  • Ti Jude
  • Ti Judith
  • Ti Jules
  • Ti Julie
  • Ti Juliette
  • Ti Junior
  • Ti Katrin (Catherine)
  • Ti Kè (little heart)
  • Ti kè m (my little heart)

T, continued

  • Ti Kervens
  • Ti Kesner
  • Ti Kettly
  • Ti Klè (Claire)
  • Ti Klod (Claude)
  • Ti Kouzen (young cousin, a boy)
  • Ti Kouzin (young cousin, a girl)
  • Ti Kristòf (Christophe)
  • Ti Laurette
  • Ti Léonie
  • Ti Lesly
  • Ti Leyon (Léon)
  • Ti Lik (Luc)
  • Ti Liliane
  • Ti Lionel
  • Ti Lise
  • Ti Lisyen (Lucien)
  • Ti Loran (Laurent)
  • Ti Loulou
  • Ti Lucie
  • Ti Lucienne
  • Ti Lwi (Louis)
  • Ti Lwiz (Louise)
  • Ti Lydia
  • Ti Mackenson
  • Ti Madanm (little lady)
  • Ti Madlèn (Madeleine)
  • Ti Magalie
  • Ti Mak (Marc)
  • Ti Malis (the clever one of the folktales)
  • Ti Manman (little mommy, said fondly to a small girl)
  • Ti Marcelin
  • Ti Marcelle
  • Ti Marguerite
  • Ti Mari (Marie)
  • Ti Mario

T, continued

  • Ti Marlène
  • Ti Marthe
  • Ti Martin
  • Ti Martine
  • Ti Maryse
  • Ti Masèl (Marcel)
  • Ti Matye (Mathieu)
  • Ti Max
  • Ti Maxime
  • Ti medam (the girls)
  • Ti mesye (the boys)
  • Ti Michèl (Michel)
  • Ti Micheline
  • Ti Mimose
  • Ti Mirèy (Mireille)
  • Ti Mirlande
  • Ti Monik (Monique)
  • Ti Moris (Maurice)
  • Ti Moyiz (Moïse)
  • Ti Nadège
  • Ti Nadine
  • Ti Nathalie
  • Ti Nathan
  • Ti Nelson
  • Ti Nikòl (Nicole)
  • Ti Nikola (Nicolas)
  • Ti Nonm (little man)
  • Ti Nowèl (Noël)
  • Ti Octave
  • Ti Odèt (Odette)
  • Ti Olivier
  • Ti Oscar
  • Ti Oswald
  • Ti Papa (little daddy, said fondly to a small boy)
  • Ti Pascal
  • Ti Patrick

T, continued

  • Ti Paulette
  • Ti Piti (tiny one)
  • Ti Pitit (little one)
  • Ti Pòl (Paul)
  • Ti Poupe (little doll)
  • Ti Prens (little prince)
  • Ti Prensès (little princess)
  • Ti Prosper
  • Ti Pyè (Pierre)
  • Ti Raoul
  • Ti Réginald
  • Ti Régine
  • Ti Remon (Raymond)
  • Ti Rémy
  • Ti Renaud
  • Ti Reynold
  • Ti Ricardo
  • Ti Richa (Richard)
  • Ti Robenson
  • Ti Rodrigue
  • Ti Roland
  • Ti Rolande
  • Ti Romain
  • Ti Ronald
  • Ti Rony
  • Ti Rosalie
  • Ti Roseline
  • Ti Rosemarie
  • Ti Rudolph
  • Ti Ruth
  • Ti Salomon
  • Ti Samson
  • Ti Samyèl (Samuel)
  • Ti Sè (little sister)
  • Ti Sébastien
  • Ti Séraphin

T, continued

  • Ti Serge
  • Ti Sesil (Cécile)
  • Ti Simon
  • Ti Simone
  • Ti Sizàn (Suzanne)
  • Ti Solanj (Solange)
  • Ti Sonson
  • Ti Stanley
  • Ti Stéphane
  • Ti Sylvain
  • Ti Sylvestre
  • Ti Sylvie
  • Ti Terèz (Thérèse)
  • Ti Théodore
  • Ti Théophile
  • Ti Thierry
  • Ti Timothée
  • Ti Toma (Thomas)
  • Ti Toussaint
  • Ti Trezò (little treasure)
  • Ti Ulrick
  • Ti Valentin
  • Ti Vensan (Vincent)
  • Ti Victoire
  • Ti Viktò (Victor)
  • Ti Vladimir
  • Ti Wesley
  • Ti Wilbert
  • Ti Wilfrid
  • Ti William
  • Ti Wilner
  • Ti Wilson
  • Ti Wobè (Robert)
  • Ti Woje (Roger)
  • Ti Woodly
  • Ti Woz (Rose)

T, continued

  • Ti Yolande
  • Ti Yolette
  • Ti Yvette
  • Ti Yvon
  • Ti Zacharie
  • Ti Zanj (little angel)
  • Tiana (Tatiana)
  • Tiennot (Étienne)
  • Tilda (Mathilde)
  • Tim (Timothée)
  • Timo (Timothée)
  • Timoun (child, kid)
  • Timoun yo (the kids)
  • Tina (Christine or Martine)
  • Tintin (Martin or Augustin)
  • Titi (Thierry)
  • Titine (Christine or Martine)
  • Toinette (Antoinette)
  • Tom (Thomas)
  • Tommy (Thomas)
  • Toni (Antoinette)
  • Tonia (Antonia)
  • Tonton (uncle)
  • Tonton Dédé
  • Tonton Fito
  • Tonton Gaby
  • Tonton Jo (Uncle Jo)
  • Tonton Lolo
  • Tonton Maxo
  • Tonton Pyè
  • Tonton Roro
  • Tonton Sergo
  • Tony (Antoine or Anthony)
  • Tophe (Christophe)
  • Toto (Antoine)
  • Toutou (puppy, a child's word)
  • Trezò m (my treasure)

V: 13 names

  • Val (Valentin or Valérie)
  • Valou (Valérie or Valentine)
  • Vava (Valérie or Vanessa)
  • Véro (Véronique)
  • Vic (Victor)
  • Vicky (Victoire or Victoria)
  • Viv (Viviane)
  • Vivi (Viviane)
  • Vlad (Vladimir)
  • Vladi (Vladimir)
  • Vwazen (neighbor, to a man)
  • Vwazin (neighbor, to a woman)
  • Vwazinaj (the neighbors, or a neighbor)

W: 4 names

  • Wa m (my king)
  • Wes (Wesley)
  • Wil (Wilson or Wilbert)
  • Willy (Wilfrid, Wilson or William)

Y: 6 names

  • Yan (Yanick)
  • Yaya (pet name)
  • Yola (Yolande or Yolaine)
  • Yolie (Yolande)
  • Yoyo (Yolande)
  • Yvon (Yves)

Z: 5 names

  • Zabeth (Élisabeth)
  • Zanj mwen (my angel)
  • Zanmi (friend)
  • Zanmi m (my friend)
  • Zaza (Isabelle)