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Subject:	Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ????
Author:	PriaposLovs (guest, 212.251.72.135)
Date:	February 27, 2001 at 3:52:25 AM
Reply to:	Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? by Diedre

According to our venerable leader and cash cow Mike C (peace be upon Him) Kyra is a feminine version on Cyrus. In addition to this etymology, Kyra may also related to the Greek Kyria (meaning "Lady")and pronounced keyREEah. Offshoot Greek names include the male Kyriakos (Key-ri-A-kos") -- meaning "of the Lord" -- and the female Kyriaki (Key-reea-KEY)-- meaning Sunday. A famous Kyriakos includes George Michael. A famous Kyriaki includes PriaposLovs' wife.

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Messages in this thread:

Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Diedre Feb 25 2001, 2:46:10 PM
- How about KY-RIA - Kyria Meathrel Mar 21 2002, 9:06:48 AM
- Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Kyria Batey Mar 19 2002, 6:45:28 PM
- My name is Kyria...SO I know how to pronounce it! - Kyria Nov 3 2001, 9:07:43 PM
  - My name is also Kyria - Kyria May 28 2004, 3:59:33 AM
- Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Kira Aug 28 2001, 5:10:05 PM
  - Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Kiera May 8 2004, 11:11:49 AM
  - Kiera - Mr. Bill Miller Dec 16 2003, 8:14:46 PM
- Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Kiera McAuliffe Jun 4 2001, 10:17:32 AM
- Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - PriaposLovs Feb 27 2001, 3:52:25 AM
  - If Da Boss, Mike C., sees this... - Nanaea Feb 27 2001, 4:17:45 AM
- Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Norah Feb 26 2001, 8:22:23 AM
  - Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Kira Aug 28 2001, 5:13:42 PM
    - Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Kira Aug 6 2004, 6:21:32 PM
- I would go for Kira - Selwyn Feb 25 2001, 2:58:49 PM
  - Re: I would go for Kira - jj May 25 2001, 3:36:52 PM
- Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - Meriel Feb 25 2001, 2:57:09 PM
  - Re: Kyra, Kyria, Kiera, Kira ???? - sara Jul 7 2004, 4:05:29 AM

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