Sirus
Meaning of Sirus
With roots in ancient Persia and a wink to the night sky’s brightest star, Sirus feels both timeless and fresh. As a graceful twist on Cyrus, it channels the bold spirit of Cyrus the Great while its Sirius-like shimmer suggests a guiding light that never dims. Warm on the tongue—SY-ruhs—and delightfully rare, ranking just inside the top 1,000 for U.S. boys, it won’t get lost in a sea of Ryans and Michaels unless little Sirus is up on stage delivering a TED Talk. Parents can already imagine him forging his own path, turning heads with a name as luminous as his personality. That blend of history and celestial flair makes Sirus an irresistibly bright choice.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as SY-ruhs (/ˈsaɪrəs/)
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Notable People Named Sirus
| Sirus Mirzazade - |
