Tyryn is an intriguing and unique given name of unknown etymology, often thought to be of modern coinage. It consists of four letters, beginning with 'T', followed by 'y', 'r', and 'y' again, ending in 'n'. The name has a contemporary sound, suggesting it may have been created more recently rather than being derived from an ancient naming tradition. Its pronunciation generally follows the phonetic spelling, /ˈtɪərɪn/. There is no widely accepted meaning or association attached to Tyryn, allowing those who bear this name the freedom to create their own personal significance and identity.
"The name Tyryn was quite popular in 2005 and 2006, with five babies named Tyryn each year. There was a gap of four years before it regained popularity in 2010, again with five births that year. Altogether, there were fifteen babies named Tyryn over those three years."