Origin and Meaning of Kyrian

Little Church / Lord

Origin: Irish / Greek - Derived from the Irish name Ciarán, which is from the Latin 'Ciriacus' meaning 'lord' and the Greek term 'kyrion', which means 'of the lord' or 'little church'.

• Kyrian is a modern variant of Ciarán, a well-known name in Irish culture, associated with St. Ciarán of Saighir, one of the first saints of Ireland.
• The name has seen usage in various cultures, particularly among Celtic communities, but is also considered a contemporary choice in English-speaking countries.
• Notable bearers include Ciarán Hinds, an acclaimed Irish actor, although specific notable figures with the exact name Kyrian are less common.
• Kyrian has been gaining popularity as a unique name choice in recent years, especially among parents looking for different spellings or variants of traditional names.
• Related names include Ciaran, Kiran, and Kyron, each reflecting variations in spelling and pronunciation across different cultures.