Gender: Masculine
Origin: Latin
Meaning: “from Cyprus.”
Eng (SIP-ree-ən)

The name is derived from the Roman family name, Cyprianus, which means, “from Cyprus.”

The name was borne by a 3rd-century Christian theologian, writer, martyr and saint.

As of 2009, its French form of Cyprien was the 272nd most popular male name in France.

Other forms of the name include:

• Çipriani (Albanian)
• Cyprian (Albanian/English/German/Polish/Romansch)
• Sybryan سيبريان (Arabic)
• Kiprianos Կիպրիանոս (Armenian)
• Zipriano (Basque)
• Kiprijan Киприян (Bulgarian)
• Cebrià (Catalan)
• Ciprijan (Croatian/Macedonian/Serbian/Slovene)
• Cyprián (Czech)
• Cyprianus (Dutch/Latin)
• Cyprien (French)
• Ciprian (Fruilian/Romanian)
• Cibrán (Galician)
• Kvipriane კვიპრიანე (Georgian)
• Kyprianόs Κυπριανός (Greek)
• Cipriano (Italian/Portuguese/Spanish)
• Kiprijonas (Lithuanian)
• Kiprián Киприа́н (Russian)
• Cebrián (Spanish)
• Kypryan Кипріян (Ukrainian)