What does Cyrano mean?

Cyrano as a boys' name is pronounced SEER-a-noh. It is of French and Greek origin, and the meaning of Cyrano is "from Cyrene". Cyrano de Bergerac was a 17th-century soldier and science fiction writer. His talents and his extraordinary nose provided the inspiration for Rostand's popular play "Cyrano de Bergerac" (1897). Cyran was a seventh-century French saint.

STARTS WITH Cy-

ASSOCIATED WITH greek, 17th century, soldier (warrior), popular (famous), play (literary), saint

Variations

VARIANT Cyran

How popular is Cyrano?

Cyrano is an uncommon first name for men. Cyrano is an equivalently unique surname too for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Cyrano is pronounced similarly to Cereno and Sereno. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Adrino (see Adrian), Alano, Arno, Briano, Bruno, Byran, Cadan, Caeo, Caetano, Cahan, Cahane, Caio, Calan, Caradoc, Caradog, Caragod, Carman, Carmino, Carne, Carny, Caron, Cato, Cavan, Caydan, Cayetano, Cayo, Cesaro, Chan, Chand, Chang, Chann, Chano, Chanok, Chany, Chayo, Chino, Cian, Ciaran, Ciriaco, Cirilo, Claran, Cleanto (see Cleanth), Colan, Conrado, Coren, Corin, Corrado, Corwan, Craik, Crain, Craine, Cram, Crane, Cranly (see Cranley), Crayn, Crayne, Curcio, Curran, Curro, Cyril▼, Cyrill, Delano▼, Germano, Jano, Kyran, Loreno, Luano, Mano, Marino, Morino, Romano, Thano and Tyno. These names tend to be more frequently used than Cyrano.