Associations to the word «Cyril»
Noun
- Thierry
- Kiev
- Apostle
- Confessor
- Townsend
- Beaumont
- Raymond
- Baptism
- Theologian
- Poole
- Wilde
- Wilcox
- Hawthorn
- Ignatius
- Swansea
- Ambrose
- Johannesburg
- Parkinson
- Alec
- Belisarius
- Pavel
- Ernest
- Monk
- Phyllis
- Foray
- Gregory
- Percy
- Ivor
- Sheppard
- Leslie
- Thornton
- Celia
- Papacy
- Jock
- Galway
- Augustine
- Bernard
- Catechism
- Atkinson
- Lea
- Hotspur
- Cb
- Archbishop
- Harcourt
- Mor
- Tottenham
- Harmonica
- Laurent
- Clemens
- Mx
- Bingham
- Reginald
- Dyke
- Tome
- Monastery
- Athos
- Marston
- Colombo
- Seminary
- Archer
- Rupert
- Reilly
- Regan
- Ida
- Cooke
- Towers
- Clarke
- Bailey
- Missionary
- Desmond
- Stanley
- Reverend
- Muriel
- Creed
- Bulgarian
- Huxley
- Alain
- Cartwright
- Incarnation
- Denton
- Scientology
- Emmett
- Maurice
- Capt
- Madge
- Reprint
- Morton
- Godfrey
- Syrian
- Quarterfinal
- Bertrand
- Tragedy
- Philips
Verb
Wiktionary
CYRIL, proper noun. A male given name; best known for a ninth century missionary to the Slavs.
Dictionary definition
CYRIL, noun. Greek missionary; the invention of the Cyrillic alphabet is attributed to him (826-869).
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.