Kyrion
Meaning of Kyrion
Pronounced ky-RY-uhn (/kaɪˈraɪn/), Kyrion is a melodic, slightly mysterious name with roots in the ancient Greek word kyrios, meaning “lord” or “master.” It carries an understated strength and a touch of elegance, as if your little one might quietly command a room without ever raising his voice. In the United States, Kyrion has hovered around the 900-plus popularity mark—only five to fifteen newborns bear the name each year—so choosing it feels like claiming a hidden treasure at the playground. With its lyrical cadence and classical heritage, Kyrion suggests both confidence and creativity, making it an ideal pick for parents seeking a warm, distinctive name that stands out just enough to be unforgettable.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as ky-RY-uhn (/kaɪˈraɪn/)
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Notable People Named Kyrion
| Kyrion II of Georgia - |
