Origin and Meaning of Tylicia

Combination of the elements 'Ty' and 'licia', possibly suggesting beauty or a refined nature.

Origin: English - Tylicia appears to be a modern blend of names, likely influenced by names such as Tylor and Alicia. The 'Ty' prefix is often linked to various names beginning with 'Ty' and 'licia' is a derivative of the Latin name 'Alicia', meaning 'noble'.

• Tylicia is considered a modern and unique name, reflecting a trend toward creative name combinations in recent decades.
• The name may be seen as a feminine variation in cultures where names like Tyler are more common, adapting them into a more traditionally feminine form.
• While Tylicia itself may not be widely represented in historical texts, names with similar structures often appear in contemporary literature and music.
• In the United States, Tylicia has seen fluctuating popularity, typically ranking lower than more traditional names, with spikes noted in the late 20th century.
• Related names include Talia, Alicia, and Tyler, which share phonetic or thematic elements with Tylicia.