Pronunciation: [tɹɪfˈiːnə] (IPA) 
The name "Tryphena" is spelled with seven letters, starting with a "t" sound followed by a "r" sound. The "y" in Tryphena is pronounced like the "i" in "city", and the "ph" makes an "f" sound. The "e" is silent, followed by an "n" sound and ending with an "a" sound at the end. The IPA phonetic transcription of "Tryphena" is /ˈtraɪfənə/, which represents the pronunciation of each sound in the name.
Tryphena is a feminine given name that originated from Greek roots. This name is comprised of two parts - "trypho" and "na". The first part, "trypho", is derived from the Greek word "tryphē" meaning "delicate" or "tender". It conveys the notion of something being refined, soft, or dainty. The second part, "na", is a common suffix used in Greek names, often denoting the presence of a female. When combined, "Tryphena" represents a feminine name that embodies delicacy, elegance, and gentleness.
Tryphena is a name that has historical and cultural significance. It appears in the New Testament of the Bible, specifically in the book of Romans, where a woman named Tryphena is mentioned as being part of the Christian community. This adds to the name's religious connotations and association with spiritual devotion.
As a given name, Tryphena has traditional and timeless qualities. It resonates with parents who desire a name that reflects femininity and grace. It carries a sense of beauty and tenderness, and may be chosen for a child to honor family or cultural roots. Tryphena has a unique and exotic appeal, making it a distinctive choice for parents seeking to give their child an uncommon name.
The etymology of the name "Tryphena" derives from Greek origins. It is a feminine name derived from the Greek word "trýphē" (τρύφη), which means "luxury" or "delicacy". In ancient Greek, the name was used to describe someone who enjoyed a life of ease and comfort. It was later adopted as a personal name in English-speaking countries.
