Origin and Meaning of Kyriaki

Sunday

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek word 'kyriakos', which means 'of the Lord'. This name is associated with Sunday, known as the Lord's Day in Christianity.

• Kyriaki is traditionally a feminine name in Greece and is often given to girls born on a Sunday.
• In Greek culture, names often reflect the day a person is born, and Kyriaki celebrates this custom associated with the significance of Sundays in the Christian tradition.
• Saint Kyriaki is recognized in the Eastern Orthodox Church, contributing to the name's religious significance.
• While not as common outside of Greece, Kyriaki's popularity has seen a gradual increase among Greek-speaking communities worldwide.
• Variations of Kyriaki include Kyriakos for males, and diminutives such as Kiki are often used in casual settings.