Tymon
From the Greek timē, honor and respect, the same root that once measured a man's standing in his city. A name for boys that climbed hard through the 2010s and peaked this decade, now easing off but still given often enough to feel familiar.
Tymon Pronunciation
Tymon is pronounced TIH-mon (/ˈtɨmɔn/).
What Tymon means
Where Tymon comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Tymon comes from Greek, from Timon, built on the word timē, which meant honor, respect, and worth. The Athenians used timē for the regard a person earned among others. So the name began as a small claim about standing.
There was a Timon of Athens, remembered as a man who turned away from people, and Shakespeare later gave him a play. The New Testament lists another Timon among the seven deacons chosen in Jerusalem. Two real bearers, centuries apart, holding the same Greek root.
In Poland the name is short and clear. A teacher reading a class register meets it without stumbling. The sense of honor comes straight from the etymology, and the Polish gloss keeps it plain: cześć, szacunek.
Tymon has no diminutive crowd around it. It stands on its own. The meaning stayed where it started, in the Greek word for respect.
How many people are named Tymon
1 in 512 men in Poland is named Tymon. 41,724 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #209 among male names.
Tymon's popularity over time
2,139 boys were given the name in 2025, ranking #36 among newborns. It has been climbing since 2000.
Where Tymon is most popular
Tymon is most popular in Świętokrzyskie, 32% above the national average (756 boys born 2019–2025), followed by Subcarpathian (+28%) and Kuyavian-Pomeranian (+23%). It is least common in Podlaskie and Silesian, both 19% below average.
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Świętokrzyskie756 boys born+32%
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Subcarpathian1,589 boys born+28%
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Kuyavian-Pomeranian1,395 boys born+23%
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West Pomeranian1,001 boys born+15%
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Łódź1,499 boys born+14%
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Warmian-Masurian838 boys born+13%
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Lubusz545 boys born+6%
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Lublin1,101 boys born+4%
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Greater Poland2,229 boys born0%
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Lesser Poland2,310 boys born−2%
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Lower Silesian1,557 boys born−4%
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Opole446 boys born−6%
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Pomeranian1,403 boys born−8%
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Masovian3,209 boys born−12%
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Podlaskie553 boys born−19%
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Silesian1,904 boys born−19%
Tymon as a middle name
Tymon is a first name for 41,724 men in Poland and a middle name for another 2,037, a 95/5 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 175th, between Kuba (2,071) and Bohdan (2,028).
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173
2,150Thomas
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174
2,071Kuba
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1752,037Tymon
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176
2,028Bohdan
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177
2,006Sergiusz