Tyrion is a boy's name of Literary origin meaning “Little Tyr; a character in Game of Thrones.” It has 3 syllables, giving it an elegant, melodic rhythm. Common nicknames include Tyr, T. As of 2026, Tyrion ranks #901 among boys' names in the United States and has held a steady level of popularity. Its highest US ranking was #788 in 1997.
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TIR-ee-un
Phonetic spelling
Currently #901 among US baby names.
* Based on US Social Security Administration birth-registration data
Tyrion means “Little Tyr; a character in Game of Thrones.” It is a boy's name of Literary origin.
Tyrion is pronounced TIR-ee-un.
Tyrion is most commonly used as a boy's name.
Tyrion currently ranks #901 among boys' names in the United States.
Popular nicknames for Tyrion include Tyr, T.
Middle names that pair well with Tyrion include Tyrion Liam, Tyrion Wesley, Tyrion Scott.
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