Ava Kowalski

By Ava Kowalski
Global Naming Traditions Specialist

Updated on September 04, 2024

Tyce

US Popularity Rank: 5247

Origin: British

Meaning: Firebrand; Follower of Dionysus

A variation of the name Tyson, Tyce is a short name that still packs a punch. With English origins, it stems from two last names that encourage baby to embrace their fiery personality. It comes from the Old French term tison, which means "firebrand," perfectly encompassing baby's liveliness. Tyce also derives from Dyson, which can be traced back to the Latin and Greek Dionysius, translating to “follower of Dionysus.” This Greek god of wine, merriment, and theatre was known to be the cool kid on the block and one of the more dynamic heroes. Prepare for the arrival of your little mischief-maker, as with a title like Tyce, they are sure to keep you on your toes.

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