Origin and Meaning of Cyrille

Lordly, Masterful

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek name Kyrios, meaning 'lord' or 'master'.

• Cyrille is commonly used in French-speaking countries and can also appear in various forms in other languages, such as Cyril in English and Cyrillic in reference to the script.
• The name Cyrille has significant religious connotations, often associated with Saint Cyril, a Christian missionary known for his work in spreading Christianity and developing the Cyrillic alphabet.
• Notable bearers of the name include Cyrille Dion, a French director and environmental activist, and Cyrille Mendy, a French professional football player.
• The popularity of the name Cyrille has varied over time, but it still maintains a presence in certain demographics, particularly in France and French-speaking parts of Africa.
• Related names include Cyril (the more commonly used form in English) and Cyrilla (a feminine variant).