Tristin

Tristin is an anglicized variant of the medieval name Tristan, which derives from the Old Celtic root *drest* or *drust*, meaning tumult or noise, possibly also influenced by the Latin word tristis, meaning sad. The name became widely known through the medieval legend of Tristan and Iseult, a tragic romance that spread across Europe in French, German, and English literary traditions. Tristin functions as an alternate spelling alongside Tristen and Triston, all drawing on the same Arthurian and Celtic heritage.