What's the origin of the word 'tycoon'?

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TIL the word tycoon was derived from the Japanese word taikun (aka great lord or shogun) and later became popular after President Abraham Lincoln was addressed as one. : r/todayilearned

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Turtle Bay is named after the Dutch word deutal Well, it is certainly not a modern Dutch word, anybody knows if there is any truth to this? : r/dutch