kyriece

kyriece is a magical person. anyone would be very lucky to meet them. they make you feel special in ways you'd never even imagine. he is always so fun to talk to because there's always something new to learn about him. they're mysterious in a very natural way and that's just hot. it's so so beautiful to love and be loved by them.

kyriece is an aquarius and he's a perfect representative of all aquarians.

by heyzıl November 24, 2021

Kyrian

This name is of greek origin (KYRIE) which means 'lordly' or 'of the lord' and can be used for all genders (Kyria is the feminine alternative, but it doesn't sound as cool). My interpretation of the name (the personality of someone, though I'm just throwing my opinion out there) is someone who's normally nice, perhaps angelic to certain people, and very good at controlling their temper. Don't bother them for too long, or you'll be face-to-face with a literal demon.

Person 1: "Man, Kyrian is the best! They're so nice to me!"
Person 2: "Really? They yelled at me yesterday."
Person 1: "Wow, you must have deserved it then.."

by Mxtake February 11, 2022

Kyrie

Any girl that is 5ft or under and seems very attractive is considered a kyrie.

Bro I can't find any cute shawty my height there's too many kyries up in here bruv.

by Sejethehawtdog April 1, 2022

kyrith

the slayest of slay bosses

kyrith slays the crowd

by kayatefr May 13, 2022

kyrinton avenue

they become an avenue for le hell of it and washes their hair with dawn dish soap

she become avenue aad has bad hair. she such a kyrinton avenue

by ææææææææææ October 16, 2023

Kyrie

my cutie poo poo bear 🥰🥰 he is very likable and can be friends with anyone he meets..he also got a hot gf named maxi so watch out for HER.. 🥺🥺💪

hi Kyrie I’m maxi btw lol

by Ballsinga November 7, 2021

Kyrie Eleison

Latin for "Lord have mercy". It is used when seeing a grave sin being committed, usually by a person aware of the fact he's sinning. By saying "Kyrie Eleison" you pray simultaneously for the forgiveness of the sinner as well as yourself and any other person who committed a sin.

It is also used in Christian chants named Kyrie (vocative case of Kyrios meaning Lord, so basically "O lord") where it is chanted syllable by syllable, usually: Ky - ri - e-e - lei - son (the Es get somewhat morphed together and pronounced as one syllable).

It is most frequently used in Eastern Christianity, primarily in the Greek Orthodox Church and the Coptic Church.

1: Did that man just break that crucifix in half!? Kyrie Eleison!

2: chant Ký - ri - e-E - léi - son... Chri - ste-E - léi - son... Ký - ri - e-E - léi - son...

by unterwegs June 1, 2023