The word Cyril is usually a name. Cyril has a Greek origin. The word means lordly. Cyril is the master or the lord. It is pronounced as Seer-el. The name Cyril is derived from Kryillos which is further derivative from Kyrios. Cyril is the name of at least eight saints.
The Cyril named saints include the Cyril of Jerusalem, the theologians; Cyril of Alexandria, a Greek Evangelist who brought Christianity to the Slavic talking regions of eastern Europe. Cyrille is the French form of Cyril. Cyril has been the common first name among males.
The Cyril named saints include the Cyril of Jerusalem, the theologians; Cyril of Alexandria, a Greek Evangelist who brought Christianity to the Slavic talking regions of eastern Europe. Cyrille is the French form of Cyril. Cyril has been the common first name among males.
