Tygan is an uncommon and distinctive given name of Slavic origin, derived from the Old Slavonic word "tyagin," which means "powerful." It is composed of two elements: "ty" meaning "power" or "force," and "-gin," a suffix denoting a person of a certain quality. Therefore, Tygan could be interpreted as "the powerful one." While it's not particularly popular in English-speaking countries, its Slavic roots give it an exotic and unique appeal. The name Tygan is often associated with strength, leadership, and resilience, reflecting the power and force connotations of its origin.
"In 2012 alone, there were five babies named Tygan."