Kyrrah as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kyrrah

What is the meaning of the name Kyrrah ?

The baby name Kyrrah is a Female name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced KY-rah (KY-ruh) — /ˈkaɪrə/,KEE-rah — /ˈkiːrə/,KEER-ə — /ˈkɪrə/.

Kyrrah is English, Greek, Irish in Origin.

Kyrrah is a modern, English-language elaboration of Kyra/Kira, formed with a doubled r and an -h ending in the style of Norah or Sarah. Its linguistic roots trace to Greek Kyrá/Kyría “lady” (from kýrios “lord”), and to Slavic/Russian Kira, a feminine development of Kir/Cyrus. Through the Irish route, it also intersects with Keira/Kiera, anglicized forms of Ciara.

Meanings therefore cluster around “lady,” “noblewoman,” and “ruler,” while the Gaelic stream adds “dark-haired.” Some families also connect it to Kirra, an Australian Aboriginal name meaning “leaf” in Yugambeh, though this is a parallel rather than a direct etymology. Usage for Kyrrah is recent and rare, rising with late‑20th‑century creative spellings. Common variants include Kyra, Kyrah, Kyrra, Kira, Keira, Kiera, Ciara, and Kirra; nicknames range from Ky and Kiri to Kia. Typical pronunciations are KEER-uh or KY-ruh.