Kyrie

Kyrie is primarily known from the Christian liturgical expression 'Kyrie eleison,' meaning 'Lord, have mercy,' which is regularly used in Christian liturgies, particularly in the Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, and Lutheran traditions.

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The name Kyrie is derived from the Greek phrase 'Kyrie eleison,' meaning 'Lord, have mercy.' The name, traditionally associated with Christian liturgy, has since been adopted as a given name in modern times.

  • Popularity: 438th
  • Babies named Kyrie in the US in 2023:
    Female: 94
    Male: 1474
  • Nicknames: Ki, Rye, Ky, Kye, Kiki.
  • Full Names: Kyrie Kelvin, Kyrie Daniel, Kyrie Zachary, Kyrie James, Kyrie Alexander.
  • Famous Namesakes: Kyrie Irving - Basketball Player, Kyrie McAlpin - Actress, Kyrie O’Connor - Journalist, Kyrie Pierre - Soccer Player, Kyrie Wilson - Football Player.
  • Gender: While traditionally seen as a male name due to associations with athletes like Kyrie Irving, it is increasingly being used for females, reflecting a more unisex usage.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Kyrie resonates with expression number 7, symbolizing introspection, spirituality, and a quest for knowledge. Individuals with this name are often seen as analytical, insightful, and intellectual, with a deep sense of curiosity and a desire for truth.

Kyrie has gained popularity in recent years, with a noticeable uptick in usage since the early 2010s, significantly influenced by the fame of individuals such as Kyrie Irving. The name has charted favorably in the U.S. Social Security Administration's records of baby names, indicating a steadily rising trend.

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