Kyrie
[ˈkir.i]Meaning
a form of address to God, meaning 'Lord' in Greek
Background Story
The name Kyrie is derived from the Greek phrase 'Kyrie eleison' meaning 'Lord, have mercy'. It is often used in Christian liturgies, especially in the context of prayers and hymns. The name gained popularity as a given name through various cultural influences, including music and literature.
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