Cyprian

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In the Greek Tragedy "Medea" written by Euripides, the "Cyprian" refers to the force of love, whenever the characters mention the Cyprian, they're essentially begging to the goddess Aphrodite.
― Trash Cat  3/5/2021,  edited 2/9/2023
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The name for the island of Cyprus comes from Greek "Kypros", meaning "land of cypress trees".
― earthnut  12/14/2010
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