Cyrus (en. Cyrus)

/siʁys/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A masculine name of Persian origin, borne by several kings, notably Cyrus the Great.

Cyrus the Great is known for founding the Persian Empire.

Cyrus le Grand est connu pour avoir fondé l'Empire persan.

A masculine first name that can denote a strong and influential person.

He chose the name Cyrus for his son in homage to history.

Il a choisi le prénom Cyrus pour son fils en hommage à l'histoire.

From Persian Kouroch, meaning 'the good crossbreeder'.

Cyrus the Great

Referring to the founding emperor of the Persian Empire.

Cyrus le Grand

To have the confidence of Cyrus

To show determination and power.

Avoir l'aplomb de Cyrus

Persians

Ancient people of the Middle East, linked to the history of Cyrus.

Perses

Empire

Kingdom or territory governed by an emperor.

Empire

Originating from the idea of power.

He always walks with the confidence of a Cyrus.

Il marche toujours avec l'assurance d'un Cyrus.

Referring to a charismatic or influential person.

This guy is a real Cyrus in his field.

Ce gars, c'est un vrai Cyrus dans son domaine.