Tyneeka is of African-American origin, derived from the word "tyne," which means "to bind" in Swahili. The name was popularized during the 1970s and 1980s, a time when many African-Americans embraced their heritage by giving their children names with significant meanings or African roots. Tyneeka is often associated with strength, unity, and connection, reflecting its Swahili origin. It is considered a unique and distinctive name, adding an exotic touch to its bearer's identity. The name consists of four syllables and rhymes with "mecca," making it memorable and easy to pronounce.
Tyneeka was a relatively uncommon name, with only five babies given this name in 1991 across all birth records.