Tiffany

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Medieval form of Theophania and feminine form of Theophanes. A name traditionally given to girls born on the January 6 festival, Epiphany, commemorating the visit of the Magi to the infant Jesus. First appeared on the chart in 1962 following the release of the famed 1961 Academy Award-winning film, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," starring Audrey Hepburn. A surge in popularity in 1988 was influenced by teen pop singer Tiffany Renee Darwish, known simply as "Tiffany," who had multiple hits during the late 1980s including the song "Could've Been" which shot to the No. 1 spot of the Billboard charts in February 1988. , Three, The Trinity

Popularity: Girls Ranked #311 in 2010; See More Popularity Rankings
Origin: English; Greek
Gender: Unisex
Meaning Tags: Religious or Spiritual; + Add a Meaning Tag
Variations: Theophanes +; Tiesen +; Tiffan +; Tillman +; + Add a Variation
Alternative Spellings: Tifanee +; Tifaney +; Tifani +; Tiffaney +; Tiffannie +; Tiffanny +; Tiffeney +; Tiffini +; Tiphanie +; Tiphany +; + Add an Alternative
Nicknames: Tiff +; Tiffy +; + Add a Nickname
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Famous Tiffanys: Tiffany Trump (daughter of Donald Trump); + Add a Famous Tiffany
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: Names of the 1980s; Greek Baby Names