Comments (Meaning / History Only)
"Tai" means "very big" in Chinese? Since when? It just means "too," as in "excessively."
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"Tai" definitely means "big", too. Hands down. In modern Chinese, people use this word as "excessively" , "very" or whatever, but originally it means "very big" or "great". My name is Jin Tai Xiong (sounds like jin - tie - shong) and this name means "The Great Man".
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Tai can be short for Tawanisia (I think that's how it's spelled).
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This name is also well used in Polynesia. In Maori, this word has different meanings depending on the usage, but as a name it means "the tide".
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Like Thailand and Taiwan
Tai Tube etc.