Paul greets Tryphosa in Romans 16:12, linked with Tryphaena as workers in the Lord. Like Tryphaena, her name suggests luxury or delicate living, yet Paul commends her labor for the gospel. She may have been Tryphaena's sister, or simply a close ministry partner. The pairing of these similarly-named women suggests they worked together in some aspect of the church's life. Beyond Paul's brief greeting, we know nothing about her, but that greeting secures her place in the record of early Christian faithfulness.