Ciro Name Meaning & Origin
Ciro
Pronunciation: SEE-roh, CHEE-roh (key)
Origin of the name Cyrus:
Derived from the Greek Kyros, which might be derived from kyrios (lord). Alternatively, Kyros is used as a cognate of the Hebrew Koreish, a derivative of the Persian Kureish, which is from the ancient Kuru, a name believed to be from the Persian Khur (a name for the sun).
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Spanish version of Cyrus. Pronunciation: SEE-roh
Ciro, Cori and Rico are anagrams of each other; they contain the same letters.
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I named my son "Ciro" since I want to think of him as the sun of our family universe. It is a simple name, easy to pronounce, and unique. When we went for his 1-month check-up, the doctor was not sure how to pronounce his name. We helped her out, but she repeatedly said "Zero" as if making fun of his name. As soon as she got up, her head banged right into the cabinet above her seat! Well, I guess someone up there (not me!) was trying to tell her in a less gentle way to be nicer to my son :)
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