Origin and Meaning of Tiphanie

Revelation of God

Origin: French - Tiphanie is derived from the Greek name Theophania, which means 'appearance of God' or 'revelation of God.' It is related to the name Tiffany.

• Tiphanie is a modern variation of the name Tiffany, which became popular in the 12th century due to the Feast of Epiphany, celebrating the revelation of Christ to the Gentiles.
• The name is predominantly used in French-speaking countries, though it may appear in other cultures as well.
• Notable bearers include Tiphanie Delaunay, a French author, and Tiphanie Gagne, a well-known French television personality.
• While not as popular as Tiffany, Tiphanie has seen a slight increase in use in certain regions, particularly in France and Canada, over the past few decades.
• Variations of the name include Tiffany, Tifani, and Tiphania.