Kirke
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Kirke is a boy’s name of Greek origin, meaning “From Greek mythology, Kirke (Circe) was a sorceress known for her knowledge of potions. It means 'falcon'.”, and peaked in popularity in 1938.
What Kirke Means
“From Greek mythology, Kirke (Circe) was a sorceress known for her knowledge of potions. It means 'falcon'.”
The Story of Kirke
From the ancient myths of Greece, this name holds the mystique of a sorceress and the wildness of nature.
Kirke, most famously known as Circe in English, is a figure from Greek mythology, a sorceress dwelling on the island of Aeaea. The name itself is believed to derive from the Greek word for 'falcon'.
To name your son Kirke is to invoke a sense of independent wisdom and compelling charm. You see a child who is intelligent and mysterious, possessing a deep understanding of the world and a captivating presence.
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Kirke
Fictional character from Greek Mythology
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Peak Year
#8 in 1938
Total Births
71
First Recorded
1934
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