Tiffani as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Tiffani

What is the meaning of the name Tiffani ?

The baby name Tiffani is a girl name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced TIF-uh-nee.

Tiffani is English, Greek, Latin, Old French in Origin.

Tiffani is a late English respelling of Tiffany, whose ancestry runs through Old French Tifaine/Tiffaine and Latin Theophania to Greek Theopháneia. The Greek compound joins theós, god, with phaínein, to show or bring to light; the abstract noun denotes a divine appearing or manifestation. In Christian Greek and Latin, the word also named the feast of Epiphany.

As a personal name, Tiffany was established in medieval England after Norman French influence, often linked to girls born around 6 January, the Epiphany feast. It later became uncommon before reviving in the English-speaking world in the twentieth century, especially in the United States. Tiffani belongs to the same modern respelling fashion, with public recognition helped by actress Tiffani Thiessen; Tiphaine remains a French cognate.