Kyrana

Kyrana is a Greek derivation of the name Kyra or Kyros (Κύρος), which has its origin in the ancient Persian Kurus (Kūruš).

What does the name Kyrana mean?

The name Kyrana is a Greek form of Kyra and Kyros (Κύρος), which is derived from the ancient Persian Kurus (Kūruš). Translated, the female first name means 'the gracious ruler over enemies' as well as 'the far-sighted one' and 'the young woman', derived from the ancient Persian word Kūrush or Kūruš (کوروش) with meanings of 'foreseeing', 'far-sighted', and 'young'. Alternatively, Kyrana may also stem from the ancient Greek term kýrios (κύριος), meaning 'the lady', 'the mistress', or 'the master'. In antiquity, the name was often associated with 'the sun' or 'like the sun', which can be traced back to the ancient Persian terms kho or khur (خور) for 'the sun' and vash (وش) for 'may', 'good', or 'beautiful'. Other variants include Kira, Cira, Cirah, Cyrine, Cyriane, Cyra, Kiira, Khira, and Kyrah.

Where does the name Kyrana come from?

The name Kyrana has its roots in ancient Greek and ancient Persian, meaning 'the gracious ruler'.

How do you pronounce Kyrana?

Kyrana is pronounced as 'Ki-ra-na'.

When is the name day of Kyrana?

The name day of Kyrana is celebrated on July 5.

Popularity

In Germany, Kyrana is a rather rare first name that has not yet appeared in the German name popularity lists. In Austria, the name reached its best ranking at 692nd place in the name charts in 1991. From 1984 to 2024, Kyrana was used as a first name in Austria fewer than 10 times, ranking 7,542nd. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.

Nicknames & pet names

Kyra