History of origin and interpretation of the name Cyprian. The meaning of the male name Cyprian

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Meaning of the name Cyprian

The fruit is ripe. “Resident of the island of Cyprus” (Greek) Main features: will - activity - sexuality - health. Type: men named Cyprian are very inclined to withdraw into themselves and look harshly at others. They are overly subjective, rarely try to put themselves in the place of another person. Psyche: guided by logic, they lack diplomacy somewhat. Favorite saying: “It’s either hit or miss.” Pride is their vulnerable trait, and it is quite possible to play on their desire to always and everywhere be the best and unsurpassed. Will: very strong, even despotic. Excitability: low, but gives them some warmth. Reaction speed: these are choleric people, but they are in complete control of their reactions. They carefully select smart and intelligent friends to whom they remain faithful, but they cannot imagine friendship without the complete subordination of their friends to their will. Very sensitive to defeats and failures. Activity: no comments needed! Intuition: more or less listen to her voice. Intelligence: have a lively, cold analytical mind. Without thoroughly studying the situation, they do not draw conclusions. Sensitivity: strong, although they try to hide their sensitivity. They have a merciless memory, never forgetting either the good they have done or the evil they have caused. Morality: High morality is one of their main traits; They don’t accept jokes on this topic. Health: have enormous vitality! Healthy, resistant to disease, but must take care of the circulatory system and heart. Sexuality: very sensual. They reach sexual maturity early, but do not know or understand female psychology at all. Instead of trying to seduce a woman, they behave like cavemen... Field of activity: they easily achieve success. They have been accustomed to discipline since childhood and demand the same from others. They work to achieve a specific and clearly defined goal, and not for the sake of unexpected discoveries. They like medicine and achieve great success in trade. Sociability: it's theirs weak side. Lack of tact leads to the fact that those around them begin to experience antipathy towards them. Additionally: there is no need to make “evil wolves” out of them, as this gives them great pleasure, while those around them develop an inferiority complex. Do not forget that from childhood they need to be put in place; later this will be much more difficult... if not completely impossible!

Name days: March 10(23), May 10(23), 27(June 9), August 17(30), 31(September 13), September 16(29), October 2(15) (March 23) - Holy Martyr Cyprian, died for the faith of Christ in 258. (September 13) - Holy Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage; defended the Orthodox faith from heretics, and was beheaded during the persecution of Christians (2nd century). NAME DAY: March 13 (February 28) - righteous Cyprian of Cyprus. March 23 (10) and May 23 (10) - martyr Cyprian. June 9 (May 27) - St. Cyprian, Wonderworker of Moscow and All Russia (Russian) (transfer of relics). July 18 (5) - Venerable Cyprian the New. August 4 (July 22) - Blessed K. Suzdal, Fool for Christ's sake (Russian). August 30 (17) - martyr Cyprian. September 13 (August 31) - Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage and Venerable Cyprian of Tropius. September 29 (16) - Saint Cyprian, Wonderworker of Moscow and All Russia (Russian). October 12 (September 29) - Venerable Cyprian of Ustyug (Russian). October 15 (2) - Blessed Cyprian of Suzdal. October 15 (2) - Hieromartyr Cyprian. October 23 (10) - Venerable Martyr Cyprian. Zografsky.

Numerology of the name Cyprian

Soul Number: 2.
Those with the name number 2 are characterized by self-doubt, constant anxiety, belief in omens and even fatalism. “Twos”, as a rule, have a very fine mental organization; it is better not to disturb them or disturb them over trifles. They avoid any quarrels and disputes, avoid problems. However, “twos” are excellent team players. Any joint action, in a work team or in a family, comes easily to them and reveals all their greatest strengths. “Twos” are patient, but need a reliable environment. People with number 2 are usually excellent parents and educators.

Hidden Spirit Number: 3

Body number: 8

Signs

Planet: Moon.
Element: Water, cold, damp.
Zodiac: Cancer.
Color: White, silver, light brown, yellowish, greenish (sea).
Day: Monday.
Metal: Silver.
Mineral: Selenite, marcasite, beryl, white coral.
Plants: Lily, water lily, cabbage, cornflower, melon, cucumber, calamus, pansy.
Animals: Owl, goose, duck, crab, toad, deer.

The name Cyprian as a phrase

To Kako

P Peace
R Rtsy (Rivers, Speak, Sayings)
AND AND (Union, Connect, Union, UNITY, One, Together, “Together with”)
A Az (I, Me, Myself, Myself)
N Our (Ours, Yours)

Interpretation of the meaning of the letters of the name Cyprian

K - endurance, which comes from fortitude, the ability to keep secrets, insight, the “all or nothing” life credo.

P - wealth of ideas, established strong opinions, taking care of your appearance. This letter directs a person’s mind to generalizations and comprehension of reality in its integrity.
P - the ability not to be deceived by appearances, but to delve into the being; self-confidence, desire to act, courage. When carried away, a person is capable of taking stupid risks and is sometimes too dogmatic in his judgments.
And - subtle spirituality, sensitivity, kindness, peacefulness. Outwardly, a person shows practicality as a screen to hide a romantic, soft nature.
A is a symbol of the beginning and the desire to start and implement something, a thirst for physical and spiritual comfort.
N - a sign of protest, inner strength not to accept everything indiscriminately, a sharp critical mind, interest in health. He is a hard worker, but cannot stand “monkey work.”

Version 1. What does the name Cyprian mean?

1. Personality. Those who are besieging.

2. Character. 98%. Radiation. 97%.

4. Vibration. 114,000 vibrations/s.

5. Color. Red.

6. Main features. Will - activity - sexuality - health.

7. Totem plant. Elm.

8. Totem animal. Tiger.

9. Sign. Virgo.

10. Type. They are very inclined to withdraw into themselves and look harshly at others. They are overly subjective, rarely try to put themselves in the place of another person. Don't let these boys become like their totem - the tiger.

11. Psyche. They are guided by logic, they lack diplomacy somewhat. Favorite saying: “It’s either hit or miss.” Pride is their vulnerable trait, and it is quite possible to play on their desire to always and everywhere be the best and unsurpassed.

12. Will. Very strong, even despotic.

13. Excitability. Weak, but adds some warmth.

14. Reaction speed. These are choleric people, but they are in complete control of their reactions. They carefully select smart and intelligent friends to whom they remain faithful, but they cannot imagine friendship without the complete subordination of their friends to their will. Very sensitive to defeats and failures.

15. Field of activity. They achieve success easily. They have been accustomed to discipline since childhood and demand the same from others. They work to achieve a specific and clearly defined goal, and not for the sake of unexpected discoveries. They like medicine and achieve great success in trade.

16. Intuition. Cyprian more or less listens to her voice.

17. Intelligence. They have a lively, cold analytical mind. Without thoroughly studying the situation, they do not draw conclusions.

18. Receptivity. Strong, although they try to hide their sensitivity. They have a merciless memory, never forgetting either the good they have done or the evil they have caused.

19. Morality. High morality is one of their main features; They don’t accept jokes on this topic.

20. Health. They have enormous vitality! Healthy, resistant to disease, but must take care of the circulatory system and heart.

21. Sexuality. Cyprian is very sensual. They reach sexual maturity early, but do not know or understand female psychology at all. Instead of trying to seduce a woman, they behave like cavemen...

22. Activity. No comments needed!

23. Sociability. This is their weak point. Lack of tact leads to the fact that those around them begin to experience antipathy towards them.

24. Conclusion. There is no need to make “huge evil wolves” out of the Cyprians, as this gives them great pleasure, while those around them develop an inferiority complex. Do not forget that from childhood they need to be put in place; later this will be much more difficult... if not completely impossible!

Version 2. What does the name Cyprian mean?

CYPRIAN - Cyprus (Greek).

Name day: March 23 - Holy Martyr Cyprian, died for the faith of Christ in 258. September 13 - Holy Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage; defended the Orthodox faith from heretics, and was beheaded during the persecution of Christians (2nd century).

Zodiac sign - Virgo.

Planet - Mercury.

Color - purple.

Auspicious tree - linden.

The treasured plant is raspberry fireweed.

The patron of the name is the grasshopper.

Talisman stone - aquamarine.

Character.

Cyprian is stubborn and unusually resourceful. His deceit becomes such a habit that he cannot live without it. He has a rich imagination; intuition allows him to predict the course of events. At the same time, he is shy, modest, hardworking and obligatory in business; brave and even undaunted when life puts him in extreme conditions. Cyprian is kind and generous, he treats money lightly, believing that it exists for the purpose of spending it.

Numerology of the name Cyprian

Name number: 2

Those who are lucky enough to be born under a deuce will not have to worry about having good friends and public recognition - personal talents, diligence and the ability to understand people will certainly lead a deuce to personal success. Violence and rudeness are alien to her, but she easily finds her way to the hearts and souls of people through understanding and goodwill.
When you meet a person under the sign of two, take care of him: most likely, you have found a good friend, a mentor, and in some cases, quite possibly, a life partner. Do not rush to judge the deuce in a modest manner, because the deuce does not reveal to everyone what is inside.

The meaning of the letters in the name Cyprian

TO- distinguished by insight, slight nervousness and strong endurance. Regardless of gender, people with the first letter of their name “K” have a strong, strong-willed character. They are distinguished by remarkable stubbornness, which is the cause of the vast majority of conflict situations at home and at work.

AND- subtle mental organization, romance, kindness, honesty and peacefulness. Representatives of the fair sex pay a lot of attention to their appearance, and men focus on personal traits. They manage to achieve great success in science and working with people. Very economical and prudent.

P- scrupulousness and accuracy in everything, from appearance and ending with home. Constantly worry about what other people will say. They are distinguished by their special passion. They are capable of labeling their offenders. They have excellent memory.

R- people with the letter “R” in their name have extraordinary thinking. They are very responsible and you can rely on them in any situation. They have well-developed intuition and have an extremely negative attitude towards lies. They constantly strive for leadership, but in family relationships they rely on their partner.

A- the alphabet begins with it, and it symbolizes the beginning, the desire to achieve success. If a person has this letter in his name, then he will constantly strive for physical and spiritual balance. People whose name starts with A are quite hardworking. They like to take initiative in everything and do not like routine.

N- strong, strong-willed and decisive individuals. Quite hardworking, but cannot stand monotonous and boring work. Smart, attractive, critical thinking present. A person takes a long time to choose a chosen one with whom he can live until the end of his days. Loves to take care of loved ones.

Name as a phrase

TO- Kako
AND- And (Union, Connect, Union, UNITY, One, Together, “Together with”)
P- Peace
R- Rtsy (Rivers, Speak, Sayings)
A- Az (I, Me, Myself, Myself)
N- Our (Ours, Yours)

Name Cyprian in English (Latin)

Kiprian

When filling out a document in English, you should first write your first name, then your patronymic in Latin letters, and then your last name. You may need to write the name Cyprian in English when applying for a foreign passport, ordering a foreign hotel, when placing an order in an English online store, and so on.

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1. Personality. Those who are besieging.

2. Character. 98%. Radiation. 97%.

4. Vibration. 114,000 vibrations/s.

5. Color. Red.

6. Main features. Will - activity - sexuality - health.

7. Totem plant. Elm.

8. Totem animal. Tiger.

9. Sign. Virgo.

12. Will. Very strong, even despotic.

13. Excitability. Weak, but adds some warmth.

16. Intuition. Cyprian more or less listens to her voice.

17. Intelligence. They have a lively, cold analytical mind. Without thoroughly studying the situation, they do not draw conclusions.

18. Receptivity. Strong, although they try to hide their sensitivity. They have a merciless memory, never forgetting either the good they have done or the evil they have caused.

19. Morality. High morality is one of their main features; They don’t accept jokes on this topic.

20. Health. They have enormous vitality! Healthy, resistant to disease, but must take care of the circulatory system and heart.

21. Sexuality. Cyprian is very sensual. They reach sexual maturity early, but do not know or understand female psychology at all. Instead of trying to seduce a woman, they behave like cavemen...

22. Activity. No comments needed!

23. Sociability. This is their weak point. Lack of tact leads to the fact that those around them begin to experience antipathy towards them.

Meaning of the name Cyprian option 2

CYPRIAN- Cyprus (Greek).

Zodiac sign - Virgo.
Planet - Mercury.
Color - purple.
Auspicious tree - linden.
The treasured plant is raspberry fireweed.
The patron of the name is the grasshopper.
Talisman stone - aquamarine.

Character.

"resident of Cyprus" (Greek). Kupriyan or Cyprian

The secret of the name:
Kupriyan is stubborn and unusually resourceful. His deceit becomes such a habit that he cannot live without it. He has a rich imagination; intuition allows him to predict the course of events.
At the same time, Kupriyan is shy, modest, hardworking and obligatory in business; brave and even undaunted when life puts him in extreme conditions. He is kind and generous, he treats money lightly, believing that it exists for the purpose of spending it.

Name Astrology:
Zodiac sign of the name: Virgo.
Planet named: Mercury.
Name color: purple.
Favorable name tree: linden.
Treasured plant of the name: raspberry fireweed.
Patron of the name: grasshopper.
Stone - talisman of the name: aquamarine.

Orthodox name days:
March 23 (10) - Cyprian of Corinth, martyr. Holy Martyr Kodrat and others like him. During the persecution of Christians (in the 3rd century), one pious woman named Rufina fled from Corinth to the mountains to escape persecution. There she gave birth to a son, Kodrat, and died soon after giving birth. By the providence of God, the baby remained alive and was nourished miraculously: a cloud descended on him, feeding him with sweet dew. Saint Kodrat spent his childhood and youth in the desert. As an adult, he once met Christians who enlightened him with the light of true faith. Kodrat learned to read and write, and later studied the art of medicine and achieved great success in it. But most of all, Kodrat loved desert silence and spent most of his time in the mountains, indulging in prayer and contemplation of God. Many years later. His friends and followers often came to the saint in the desert to listen to his instructions. Among them were Cyprian, Dionysius, Anekt, Paul, Crescent and many others.
By order of the wicked Decius (249 - 251), the persecutor of Christians, the military leader Jason arrived in Corinth. Saint Kodrat was captured along with his friends and thrown into prison. During interrogations, Jason most often addressed Kodrat as the eldest in age. The saint courageously defended his faith in Christ the Savior. Then they began to torture him. Saint Kodrat, despite inhuman suffering, found the strength to support others, convincing them not to be afraid and to stand firmly for the faith. Having failed to obtain renunciation from anyone, Jason ordered the martyrs to be torn to pieces by wild beasts. The animals did not touch them. The saints were tied by their feet to chariots and dragged around the city, many from the crowd throwing stones at them. Finally, the martyrs were sentenced to beheading by sword. At the place of execution, the saints asked themselves a little time for prayer. and then one after another they began to approach the executioner, bowing their heads before the raised sword.
The rest of the disciples of Saint Codratus also suffered for Christ: Dionysius (another) was stabbed to death with a knife; Victorinus, Victor and Nikephoros were crushed alive in a huge stone mortar; Claudius's arms and legs were cut off; Diodorus himself threw himself into the fire prepared for him; Seraphion was beheaded; Papias and Leonidas were drowned in the sea. Imitating men, many holy wives voluntarily went to suffer for Christ.
August 30 (17) - Cyprian of Nicomedia, martyr. The martyrs Straton, Philip, Eutychian and Cyprian suffered in Nicomedia. While attending spectacles, they taught the people to abandon the worship of idols and converted many pagans to Christ. The ruler, noticing that the public spectacles began to be empty, summoned the martyrs, who firmly confessed their faith in Christ and were given over to be torn to pieces by wild beasts for this. The animals did not touch them, then the martyrs were tortured and thrown into the fire (+ c. 303).
September 13 (August 31) - Cyprian of Carthage, smch., bishop. Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage, was born around the year 200 in the city of Carthage (North Africa), where his entire life and work took place. Fascius Cyprian was the son of a wealthy pagan senator, received an excellent secular education and became a brilliant orator, teacher of eloquence and philosophy at the Carthaginian school. He often appeared in courts as an intercessor and defender in the cases of his fellow citizens. Cyprian later recalled that for a long time he “remained in the deep darkness of the night...far from the light of Truth.” The famous rhetorician spent the fortune inherited from his parents and acquired through his activities on luxurious feasts, but they could not drown out his thirst for truth. Having become interested in Christianity, he became acquainted with the writings of the apologist Presbyter Tertullian (born c. 160). Subsequently, the saint wrote that it seemed impossible to him then, given his skills, to achieve the rebirth promised by the Savior.
His friend and leader, Presbyter Caecilius, brought him out of such a difficult and indecisive state. At the age of 46, the most learned pagan was accepted into the Christian community as a catechumen. Even before receiving Baptism, he distributed all his property to the poor and moved into the house of Presbyter Caecilius. Saint Cyprian described the powerful effect of the regenerating grace of God, which he received in Baptism, in a letter to his friend Donatus: “When the regenerating wave cleansed my impurities old life, light, quiet and clear, descended from Heaven into my heart. When the second birth by the Heavenly Spirit changed me into a new person, I was miraculously strengthened against doubts, secrets were revealed, darkness was illuminated... I learned that what lived in me according to the flesh for sin belonged to the earth, but now God began, living by the Holy Spirit. All our strength is in God and from God; from Him is our strength. Through Him, we, living on earth, have a premonition of the future blissful state." About a year after Baptism, the saint was ordained a presbyter, and when the Carthaginian Bishop Donatus died, everyone unanimously elected Saint Cyprian as bishop. He gave his consent, obeying urgent requests, and was ordained bishop of Carthage around 248.
The saint first of all took up the improvement of the church and the eradication of vices among the clergy and flock. The holy life of the archpastor made everyone want to imitate his piety, mercy and wisdom. The fruitful activity of Saint Cyprian became known beyond the borders of his diocese. Bishops of other departments often turned to him for advice on what to do in this or that case. The persecution of Emperor Decius (249 - 251), about which the saint was revealed in a dream vision, forced him to hide. His life was needed by the flock to strengthen faith and courage among the persecuted. Before leaving the diocese, the saint divided church property among all the clergy to help those in need and subsequently sent additional funds.
He kept in constant contact with Carthaginian Christians through his envoys, writing letters to elders, confessors and martyrs. Some Christians, fearing torture, made sacrifices to the pagan gods. These fallen Christians turned to confessors, asking them to give them so-called letters of peace, that is, intercessory notes for their acceptance into the Church. Saint Cyprian wrote a message to the entire Carthage Christian community, in which he indicated that those who had fallen away during persecution could be accepted into the Church, but this must be preceded by consideration of the circumstances under which the falling away took place. The sincerity of the contrition of the fallen must be verified. They can be accepted only after church repentance and with the permission of the bishop. Some of the fallen insistently demanded their immediate admission into the Church and thereby embarrassed the entire community. Saint Cyprian wrote to the bishops of other dioceses, asking their opinions, and from all he received full approval of his orders.
During his absence, the saint authorized four clergy to check the lives of people who were preparing to be ordained presbyters and deacons. This met with resistance from the layman Felikissimus and the presbyter Novatus, who rebelled against their bishop. Saint Cyprian excommunicated Felixsimus and six of his supporters. In his letter to his flock, the saint touchingly exhorted everyone not to separate from the unity of the Church, to obey the lawful orders of the bishop and wait for his return. This letter kept the majority of Carthaginian Christians faithful to the Church.
Soon Saint Cyprian returned to his flock. Felixsimo's indignation was put to an end at the Local Council of 251. The same Council passed judgment on the possibility of accepting the fallen into the Church after they had brought church repentance and confirmed the excommunication of Felixsimo.
At that time, a new schism was brewing, raised by the Roman presbyter Novatian, who was joined by the Carthaginian presbyter Novatus, a former supporter of Felicissimus. Novatian argued that those who fell away during persecution could not be accepted back, even if they repented of their sin. In addition, Novatian, with the help of Novatus, convinced three Italian bishops during the lifetime of the legitimate Roman Bishop Celerinus to appoint another bishop to the Roman See. Against such lawlessness, Saint Cyprian wrote a series of district letters to African bishops, and then an entire book, “On the Unity of the Church.”
When discord began to subside in the Carthaginian Church, a new disaster began - a pestilence broke out. Hundreds of people fled the city, leaving the sick without help and the dead without burial. Saint Cyprian, showing an example of steadfastness and courage, himself cared for the sick and buried the dead, not only Christians, but also pagans. The pestilence was accompanied by drought and famine. Hordes of barbarian Numidians, taking advantage of the disaster, attacked the inhabitants and took them captive. Saint Cyprian encouraged many wealthy Carthaginians to donate their funds to feed the hungry and ransom prisoners.
When a new persecution of Christians began by the emperor Valerian (253 - 259), the Carthaginian proconsul Paternus ordered the saint to sacrifice to idols. He firmly refused to do this, and also to reveal the names and location of the elders of the Carthaginian Church. The saint was exiled to the area of Kurubis. Deacon Pontius followed his bishop into exile voluntarily. On the day when the saint arrived at the place of exile, he saw a dream that foreshadowed his imminent martyrdom. While in exile, Saint Cyprian wrote many letters and books. Wanting to suffer in Carthage, he himself returned there. Brought to trial, he was left free until the following year. Almost all Carthaginian Christians came to say goodbye to their bishop and receive his blessing. At his trial, Saint Cyprian calmly and firmly refused to sacrifice to idols and was sentenced to beheading by the sword. Hearing the verdict, Saint Cyprian said: “Thanks be to God!” and all the people exclaimed with one voice: “And we want to die with him!” Arriving at the place of execution, the saint again gave a blessing to everyone and ordered that 25 gold coins be given from him to the executioner. Then he blindfolded himself, gave his hands to the presbyter and subdeacon standing near him, and bowed his head. Christians, weeping, spread scarves and head coverings in front of him to collect the sacred blood. Martyrdom followed in 258. The saint's body was taken at night and buried in the private cemetery of the procurator Macrovius Candidian.
Subsequently, under King Charlemagne (771 - 814), his holy relics were transferred to France.
Saint Cyprian of Carthage left a precious legacy for the Church: his writings and 80 letters. The works of Saint Cyprian were accepted by the Church as models of the Orthodox confession and were read at the Ecumenical Councils (III Ephesus and IV Chalcedon). The writings of Saint Cyprian set forth the Orthodox teaching about the Church, founded by the Lord Jesus Christ, approved and organized by the apostles. Internal unity is expressed in the unity of faith and love, external unity is achieved by the hierarchy and sacraments of the Church. The Church of Christ contains all the fullness of life and salvation. Those who separate themselves from the unity of the Church do not have true life within themselves. Christian love is the binding link of the Church. “Love is the basis of all virtues; it will forever remain with us in the Kingdom of Heaven.”
September 29 (16) - Cyprian of Moscow and All Rus', Metropolitan. Serbian (or Bulgarian) by origin, he labored on Mount Athos. In 1375 (1376) he was appointed metropolitan of all Rus' during the life of St. Metropolitan Alexy (+ 1378; commemorated February 12/25). Therefore, Saint Cyprian ruled at first only the southwestern part of the Russian Church. In 1390 he finally occupied the Moscow See. He appeared as a wise and zealous guardian of the Church of God, its pure teaching and institution. He especially cared a lot about the ordering of divine services and the correction of liturgical books. Autographs of some Slavic translations of the saint have been preserved. With his pastoral letters he affirmed the faith in the Church. His work in translating liturgical literature is widely known. The saint died in 1406. His relics, discovered in 1472, rest in the Moscow Dormition Cathedral under cover.

Folk signs:
March 23 (10) - Vasilisa's Day. Vasilisa has spring concerns: she needs to divert water from the house so that the water doesn’t flood the underground.
There may be the first thunderstorms on this day.
When spring streams run into the hole, then fishermen have a good chance of catching roach.
Blue clouds running across the sky predicted warmth and rain.
August 30 (17) - Miron. If there is fog and dew in the morning, then the weather on Miron will be good. Leaf fall begins: Birch begins to shed its leaves first, followed by linden, elm and bird cherry.
September 13 (August 31) - Kupriyanov day. On Kupriyan they began to harvest root crops: carrots, beets, and dig potatoes.
Every root has its time.
Potatoes are a sucker for bread.
From this day on, the cranes fly away.

Steps in history:
Cyprian - an outstanding hierarch of the 17th century, a native of Staraya Russa. Being the archimandrite of the Novgorod Spassky Khutyn Monastery, he traveled, at the request of the Novgorodians, to Sweden to ask Prince Philip to reign in Russia (1611).
There he was tortured, wanting to “find out state secrets about Russia,” and kept in prison until 1613. When a new see was founded in Tobolsk, Cyprian was its first archbishop (1621 - 1624); He was vigilantly concerned about putting an end to unrest and immorality both among the clergy and among Russian settlers, about converting pagan natives to Orthodoxy, about establishing churches and monasteries, and about improving the life of the Cossacks. According to Miller, Cyprian was the first to write notes about Siberia. He died in 1635, being Metropolitan of Novgorod.

In this article you will find information about the meaning of the name Kupriyan, its origin, history, and learn about the interpretation options for the name.

Kupriyan's Zodiac - Virgo
Planet - Mercury
Color Kupriyan Kupriyan - purple
Auspicious tree - linden
Kupriyan's treasured plant - raspberry willowherb
The patron of the name Kupriyan is the grasshopper
Kupriyan Kupriyan's talisman stone - aquamarine

What does the name Kupriyan mean? resident of Cyprus (the name Kupriyan is of Greek origin).

Short meaning of the name Kupriyan: Kupriyanka, Kupriyasha, Kuprya.

Patronymic name Kupriyan: Kiprianovich, Kupriyanovich, Kiprianovna, Kupriyanovna; decomposition Kupriyanich.

Kupriyan Angel Day: The name Kupriyan celebrates name days twice a year:

March 23 (10) - Holy Martyr Cyprian died for the faith of Christ in 258. A spring appeared at the place of his torment clean water.
September 13 (August 31) - St. Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage, defended the Orthodox faith from heretics; during the persecution of Christians he was beheaded (2nd century).

Signs of the name Kupriyan: St. Cyprian is prayed to heal from evil spell, he saves from evil spirits. On Cyprian, September 13, they begin to pull root vegetables (except turnips) and dig up potatoes.

Characteristics of the name Kupriyan

Character of the name Kupriyan: Kupriyan is stubborn and unusually resourceful. His deceit becomes such a habit that he cannot live without it. He has a rich imagination; intuition allows him to predict the course of events.

At the same time, the name Kupriyan is shy, modest, hardworking and obligatory in business; brave and even undaunted when life puts him in extreme conditions. According to the meaning of his name, he is kind and generous; he treats money lightly, believing that it exists for the purpose of spending it.

Kupriyan and his personal life

Compatible with female names: The union of the name with Bella, Evgenia, Irma, Christina, Maya, Ninel, Polina is favorable. Complex relationships of the name are likely with Inna, Leila, Lydia, Mavra, Elsa.

Love and marriage: Kupriyan may have difficulties in his partnership due to jealousy and unfulfilled hopes.

Talents, business, career

Choice of profession: Despite the intuitiveness of thinking, the name Kupriyan is independent and intellectual, erudite. He can be restless, timid, pampered and artistic. Kupriyan can become a writer, musician, artist.

Business and career: Kupriyan can make the most unusual and secret desires come true. He has an amazing flair for purchases and trade deals.

Health and energy

Health and talents: Kupriyan is likely to have chronic lethargy and serious congenital diseases of the digestive system.

The fate of Kupriyan in history

What does the name Kupriyan mean for a man's destiny?

Cyprian is an outstanding hierarch of the 17th century, a native of Staraya Russa. When a new see was founded in Tobolsk, Cyprian was its first archbishop (1621-1624); He was vigilantly concerned about putting an end to unrest and immorality both among the clergy and among Russian settlers, about converting pagan natives to Orthodoxy, about establishing churches and monasteries, and about improving the life of the Cossacks. According to Miller, Cyprian was the first to write notes about Siberia. He died in 1635, being Metropolitan of Novgorod.