Tristyn - Polish version of my Celtic name?

Tristyn 1 | 1

30 Jul 2015 / #1

My name is Tristyn, and my French friends spell it Tristane or Tristène to indicate that I'm a female, and my Spanish friends spell it Tristán. What is the Polish equivalent?

smurf 38 | 1940

30 Jul 2015 / #2

Tycjan.....you say it like 'tits-jan'
That's how I remember it, jan has tits, so titsjan/tycjan

Malopolanin 3 | 132

30 Jul 2015 / #3

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristan_%28imi%C4%99%29

Tristan.

jon357 73 | 23224

30 Jul 2015 / #4

Tristan is Wagnerian isn't it? As in Tristan and Isolde.

smurf 38 | 1940

30 Jul 2015 / #5

Tristan is Wagnerian isn't it?

Celtic

wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristan_and_Iseult
Tristan was Cornish, herself was Irish.

I'd never heard of this legend until a film was released a few years ago, I had heard about what I may have been based on though:

wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristan_and_Iseult#Analogues

OP Tristyn 1 | 1

1 Aug 2015 / #6

Is Tycjan feminine as well? It counts in some languages.

DominicB - | 2706

1 Aug 2015 / #7

Tycjan

Tycjan is a male name that is a diminutive form of the name Titus, of Ancient Roman, and probably pre-Roman origin. In English, it's spelt Titian. It is completely unrelated to the Celtic name Tristan. Any similarity is purely coincidental and has no significance whatsoever to your original question.

The feminine form is Tycjana.