The connotation with Cyrus The Great is fantastic. A brilliant king who allowed every religion and faith in his empire (almost 600 years before Jesus' birthday). A person whose name is remembered by human rights. Its cool historical background aside, this name is beautifully written and heard.
My name is Cyrus, I was named after the character Cyrus in The Warriors and also because of it’s Greek and Persian roots. Despite its popularity in movies and novels, I’ve only met two other Cyruses: one in Greece, and one from Iran.
― Anonymous User 3/29/2023
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Cyrus Smith is a character in the novel The Mysterious Island by French author Jules Verne. Smith is an army engineer who flees Civil War-era Richmond with his companions on a hot air balloon, eventually landing on a deserted island.
― Anonymous User 7/13/2022
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I dislike this name not gonna lie, it sounds outdated to me.
I quite love this name! I picture a fun, playful, and smart boy with this name. It sounds beautiful and handsome and perfect for all occasions. I can imagine Cy or Russ as easy nicknames. I love this name!
Cyrus is a very handsome name for a boy and it also regards as elegant. Miley Cyrus is a very great association and I love her music, and this is her surname. Cyrus does not make me think of a girl, just because it’s her surname and she’s a girl! As a first name, it’s strong and masculine and it’s great for a boy!
― Anonymous User 12/8/2018
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In 2018, 3 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Cyrus who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 1, 811th most common male first name for living U.S. citizens.
My son's name is Syrus. He's 9 years old and likes to introduce himself as Sy and thinks Syrus the Virus sounds cool. He likes his name, he's often complimented on his name and he doesn't get made fun of. I told him about the Great Persian King named Cyrus and he thought that was awesome.
I don't really like Cyrus (the appearance and pronunciation don't do anything for me), but I can see it in a more "old-fashioned" setting... somehow, when I see it used on young children at present, it seems diluted, comical, artificial and overblown, and in perfect name trend of recent years (which tends to include anything remotely pretentious, or kre8tiv). Cyrus seems a bit pompous to me.
I really like this name. It's strong and classic, but very uncommon. I've never met a Cyrus in my life. But... As much as I hate to admit it, I do think it may remind a lot of people of Miley Cyrus because its so uncommon as a first name. It's a shame, too, because it's a great name.
I like this name, and it doesn't seem as common as other biblical names. However, the association with the ghastly Miley Cyrus prevents me from liking it more.
Cyrus, likely named after the most famous bearer, was a character in the children's cartoon series "Storykeepers." He was an Ethiopian boy living in Rome, and fostered by Ben and Helena, who were Jewish bakers and underground church leaders.
Last name of "Achy Breaky Heart" singer Billy Ray Cyrus, who is also the father of Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus and member of the band Metro Station Trace Cyrus.Also, Cyrus Rose was a character in Gossip Girl.
The famous one in the Old Testament's name is pronounced Koresh.
― Anonymous User 5/4/2007
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Cyrus was my Grandfather's name, and is now my son's middle name. I love the name, it's different and almost exotic sounding. It makes me think of a large, strong, tough man. Like my grandpa.
Cyrus is the name of Forest Whitaker's character in the film "Smoke".
― Anonymous User 12/23/2005
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In the movie Con Air (1997), John Malkovich plays the part of a very dangerous convict who hijacks a plane transporting other convicts. The character's name is Cyrus 'The Virus' Grissom.