Here's why:

* Te is the symbol for Tellurium.

* Br is the symbol for Bromine.

* The subscript 2 indicates that there are two bromine atoms for each tellurium atom.

* Tellurium can have multiple oxidation states, but in this compound, it has a +2 charge. This is indicated by the Roman numeral (II) in the name.

* Bromine has a -1 charge, so it needs two bromine atoms to balance the +2 charge of tellurium.

Therefore, the correct name for TeBr₂ is Tellurium(II) bromide.