Tyche is a female name of Greek origin that means "Fortune" and "Luck." In Greek mythology, Tyche was the goddess who governed the fortune and prosperity of a city, representing both positive and negative fate. She was often depicted on coins during the Hellenistic period and was venerated as the personification of a city's fortune. Tyche was also associated with symbols such as the cornucopia, a ship's rudder, and the wheel of fortune. In art, she was portrayed wearing a mural crown and was connected to the constellation of Virgo. The name Tyche embodies the concept of destiny and unpredictable turns of fortune, reflecting the ancient belief in the influence of luck and fate.