Kyra

[ kahy-ruh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

The following day, the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star celebrated her birthday with her daughter Catherine Young and Kennedy's daughter Kyra Kennedy, sharing images of the trio together on her Instagram stories.

From Salon

For Kyra Godoy, a 20-something K-pop fan of eight years, one of the biggest draws to the event wasn’t the major stars, but the fan culture itself.

From Los Angeles Times

Kyra Dempsey, who writes about aviation accidents in a blog, Admiral Cloudberg, said that “the blameless post-mortem is a cornerstone of modern aviation safety,” facilitating an open safety culture in which people are willing to report concerns.

From New York Times

Adjusting to the situation left the Reign vulnerable in the 11th minute when Kyra Carusa collected her own rebound and swung it back into goal on a half-volley.

From Seattle Times

A company premiere, “Pas de Dix,” set to Alexander Glazunov’s lively score, was staged by the former New York City Ballet principal Kyra Nichols.

From New York Times