Pronunciation: [spˈa͡ɪɹə͡ʊz] (IPA) 
The name "Spyros" is spelled with the Greek letter "υ" (upsilon) which has the sound of "u" as in "put". In IPA phonetic transcription, the name is spelled as /spiːrɒs/, with the stress on the first syllable (/spiː/). The "r" is pronounced with a rolled or trilled "r" sound, as in Spanish or Italian. "Spyros" is a common Greek name meaning "bearer of the light" or "torchbearer."
Spyros is a masculine given name of Greek origin that is commonly used in Greece and among the Greek-speaking communities worldwide. The name Spyros derives from the Greek word "σπυρίζω" (spyrízo), meaning "to sparkle" or "to ignite." It is a variant form of the name Spiros, which is also used in Greece.
Individuals with the name Spyros are often characterized as intelligent, diligent, and charismatic. They possess a natural ability to inspire others and are confident in their abilities. Spyros tends to be determined and focused, always striving for success in all areas of life. They have a strong sense of loyalty and are trustworthy friends.
In Greek culture, the name Spyros has historical significance as it has been used by notable figures throughout history, including politicians, artists, and athletes. Those with this name are often proud of their Greek heritage and strive to maintain their cultural identity.
In contemporary society, Spyros is a name that remains popular and beloved among Greeks and Greek-speaking communities. It often reflects a connection to the Greek language, culture, and traditions. Individuals named Spyros are seen as a representation of Greek values and customs, contributing to the preservation and celebration of Greek heritage.
The name "Spyros" is of Greek origin. It is derived from the Greek word "Spýridon" (Σπύριδον), which means "spirit" or "breath". "Spyros" is a variant of "Spýridon" that is commonly used as a given name in Greece.
