Tyrie

Meaning of Tyrie

For parents seeking a name that balances fresh appeal with a whisper of history, Tyrie—pronounced tuh-REE (/təˈri/)—strikes a perfect chord as a distinctive yet approachable boy’s name. Its roots hint at the ancient Phoenician port of Tyre, famed for its sturdy stone foundations and legendary purple dye, while the modern Ty- prefix nods to Anglo-American favorites like Tyler and Tyson. Though it remains delightfully rare—ranked 911th in the U.S. in 2024 with just 13 newborn boys bearing the name, and hovering near the 900th spot for years—Tyrie’s under-the-radar cool feels like a secret handshake among the naming-savvy. Warm and spirited, it conjures images of open skies and bright horizons, promising a little one the creative spark to carve out his own story.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as tuh-REE (/təˈri/)

• Tyron
• Tyrese
• Tyrell
• Tyriq
• Tyronne
• Tyreek