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"Kiros" has two likely origins, both ultimately from the same origin. |
"Kiros" has two likely origins, both ultimately from the same origin. |
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− | One possibility is from {{lang|gez|ኪሮስ}}, ''Kiros'', the |
+ | One possibility is from {{lang|gez|ኪሮስ}}, ''Kiros'', the {{w|Ge'ez language|Ge'ez}} ({{w|Ethiopian Semitic languages|Ethiopic}}) form of {{w|Cyrus}}, the name of ancient kings of {{w|Iran|Persia}}. Both the Ge'ez form and the Latin ''{{lang|la|Cyrus}}'' form come from {{w|Ancient Greek}} {{lang|grc|Κῦρος}}, ''Kûros'', which in turn comes from {{w|Old Persian}} {{lang|peo|𐎤𐎢𐎽𐎢𐏁}}, ''Kuruš'', of disputed origin. |
− | Another possibility is that ''Kiros'' comes from |
+ | Another possibility is that ''Kiros'' comes from {{w|Modern Greek}} {{lang|el|Κύρος}}, ''Kýros'' {{IPA|/ˈciɾos/}}, which descended from the Ancient Greek form. |
==References== |
==References== |