Tihon
Greek · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Tihon
Tihon is the Russian form of Tikhon, derived from the Greek name Thychon (Τύχων), meaning "fortunate" or "of good fortune," from the Greek word tyche (τύχη) meaning luck or chance.
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Etymology
Tihon is the Russian form of Tikhon, derived from the Greek name Thychon (Τύχων), meaning "fortunate" or "of good fortune," from the Greek word tyche (τύχη) meaning luck or chance. The name is primarily used in Russian Orthodox Christianity and Eastern European cultures, with notable historical bearers including Saint Tikhon of Amasia and Patriarch Tikhon of Moscow, a significant figure in 20th-century Russian ecclesiastical history.
Tihon currently ranks #4,651 in the United States as a boy's name.
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