Origin and Meaning of Kyrielle

A small or little lady

Origin: French - Derived from the French word 'kyrielle', which refers to a series of verses or a litany, often in a poetic context.

• Kyrielle is often used in poetry, particularly in the context of Christian liturgical texts, where it refers to a type of refrain.
• Although it is not widely popular, Kyrielle has seen usage in various cultures and is sometimes chosen for its unique sound and melodious quality.
• Notable bearers of the name are scarce, but it is recognized in literary circles due to its poetic roots.
• The name Kyrielle has a niche popularity, particularly among parents looking for unique and artistic names.
• Related names include Kyrie, which means 'Lord' in Greek, often used in a religious context, and other variations like Kira or Kirielle.