Tyra name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Old Norse

Usage: English, Scandinavian, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian

Pronunciation: t(y)-ra

Meaning: Thor Flight, Untamed and Deiwo Which Means Light Deity

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What does Tyra mean?
Variations of Tyra
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What does Tyra mean?

Meaning of Tyra is Thor Flight, Untamed or Deiwo Which Means Light Deity is originated from Old Norse used for both sexes is used largely in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Scandinavian, Danish and English.

Tyra is a variant form of preeminent and venerable Thyra. Thyra is version of well-liked Tyra. Thyra is equivalent of Thyri in Latin language. Well-Liked English, German and Old Norse Thyra, meaning of Thyra is "The Words Thor Which Means Thunder Thunder God, Fight and Battle".

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How do I pronounce Tyra?

The proper pronunciation of two syllabled Tyra is t(y)-ra.

Variants of Tyra

Thyra, Thira, Thora, Thordis, Tora, Þóra

Names that rhyme with Tyra

How popular is the name Tyra?

Tyra was among the popular names in United States. Since emerging in 1914 around 14496 babies have been given the given name. When at the peak of its usage in 1998, 943 girls were bestowed the name and it was ranked at 319th position.

However after 106 years, the name is currently sliding down on the charts. Moreover, the given name has been to the top 500 baby names 5 times Tyra is a common name in England and Wales given to over 927 babies in 23 years.

Currently the name is rising, in 2005, it ranked 410th when 101 parents chose the moniker for their baby girls. Also, In Sweden, Tyra was once a common name since emerging in 2002 it has been given to over 1041 babies.

When at the peak of its usage in 2006,. After 4 years of usage, the name has fallen out of the charts.

Tyra is an uncommon baby name in France where it has been in use since 2004 and achieved its top ranking of 2041 in 2013.

Over 110 babies in France have been named Tyra. The given name is a rare baby name in Ireland and may not be used now since it isn't seen since 2006.

Also, Tyra is a familiar name in Kenya, Canada and England. At least, 10000 people globally have carried Tyra as their given name according to our evaluation.

Year	Boys		Girls
Year	Rank	Births	Rank	Births
2018			3079	52
2017			2648	65
2016			2780	61
2015			2671	66
2014			2526	70

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Tyra in Nordic countries

Countries	Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name
	183	64
	0	666

Here's what numbers has to say about Tyra

People see you as an exceptional human being because of your determination and fearless attitude. Start cleaning your karma and you will notice a tremendous change in your life. Stress hates your guts. You only need the right ones to be content in life. And you are right. In order to truly succeed in life, you have to work on your personality first. You prefer to take advantage of people, but feel disappointed when someone takes you for granted.

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