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Probably one of the most unique names I've heard of. I learned about it from being interested in the moon and its craters. I really do like it and I hope to meet someone with this name one day!
Scott Hansen, also known professionally as Tycho, is an American musician, record producer, composer, and songwriter based in San Francisco.Cited from Tycho's Wikipedia page.
I thought it was said Ty-ko, and was pleasantly surprised by the pronunciation. It looks cool.
Wow, it's like the ambience music composer I used to listen to :)
Main character of the book "The Green Futures of Tycho" by William Sleator. In the book his parents named him after the astronomer Tycho Brahe.
Tycho is the name of a prominent impact crater on the surface of the moon. It was named after Tycho Brahe, and its rim was the landing site of the 1968 robotic Surveyor 7 mission. Tycho has sharply defined edges, being pretty "young" for a big crater--only about 100 million years old. This makes Tycho easy to spot: It's in the southern lunar highlands and it's surrounded by smaller craters and well-known ray system (fragmented material from the original impact). Tycho's rays have been depicted on lunar maps since the mid-1600s and are up to 1500 km long. There's another crater named "Tycho Brahe" on Mars.
Tycho Celchu is a character in the Star Wars: X-Wing comics and book series.
In Greek mythology Tyche was the goddess of destiny and coincidence. By the Romans she was called Fortuna.
Cool meaning, haha.
Tycho is a character in the Penny Arcade comic.
In Bungie's game, Marathon, one of the three main A.I. is named Tycho.
One famous bearer is Danish astronomer, astrologer and alchemist Tycho Ottesen Brahe, 14. December 1546, Knudstrup, Denmark – 24. October, 1601, Prague.
The Dutch pronunciation of this name is: TEE-kho.
In Swedish (maybe also in Danish) the name is pronounced as "tüko". The "Y"" is closer to "EE" than to "IE".
I think it can also be a Dutch name. But I know it isn't Dutch in origin.
The name Tycho can also mean luck from the ancient Greek word tuchè which means luck or fate.

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