Tyfany as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Tyfany

What is the meaning of the name Tyfany ?

The baby name Tyfany is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced /ˈtɪfəni/ (TIF-ə-nee); less commonly /taɪˈfæni/ (tie-FAN-ee).

Tyfany is English in Origin.

Tyfany is a modern creative respelling of Tiffany, a medieval English name ultimately from Greek Theophanía, “manifestation of God.” The name reached English through Old French Tiphaine/Tiphanie and was associated with the Christian feast of Epiphany; children born near that day were often given the name. Despite the altered spelling, Tyfany shares Tiffany’s pronunciation and meaning.

In records from 12th–14th‑century England, forms such as Tiffania and Tiffanie appear, after which the name waned until a major 20th‑century revival in the Anglophone world, peaking in the 1980s–90s. That boom drew on pop‑culture visibility; Tiffany ranked highly in the U.S., while Tyfany remained uncommon. Across Europe the name often commemorated Epiphany itself. Related forms include Tiffany, Tiffani, Tiffanie; French Tiphaine/Tiphanie; Breton Tifenn; Polish Teofania and Russian Feofaniya; Greek Theophania; and the cognate Epifania/Epifanía in Italian and Spanish. Common nicknames are Tiff and Tiffy.

⚙ Tyfany is seldom given. In all, it turns up just 40 times, across 11 countries.