Kyriakos
Κυριάκος
Kyriakos, in English
Venerable Kyriakos the Anchorite — kept on 29 September.
AI-generated · contemporary interpretation · onomasti original, 2026
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Kyriakos keeps 29 September — Venerable Kyriakos the Anchorite.
Κυριάκος means “of the Lord,” from κύριος (kyrios, “lord”).
“Of the Lord.”
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Κυριάκος
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