Kyriaki

Kyriaki (Greek: Κυριακή) is a Greek term meaning "Sunday" or "the Lord's Day." The word comes from Kyrios, meaning "lord," through Kyriake, meaning "of the Lord," and is used in the context of the Christian weekly day of worship. In Orthodox and many Christian traditions, Sunday commemorates the Resurrection and is observed as a day of rest and liturgy in Greek-speaking communities.

Kyriaki is also a feminine given name in Greece and among Greek expatriate communities. It is commonly transliterated as Kyriaki or Kiriaki; the masculine form Kyriakos exists as well. As a given name, Kyriaki evokes the connection to the Lord and to the day itself, and it is used chiefly in Greek-speaking contexts.

Name days in Greek culture are often tied to saints or religious observances. Kyriaki as a personal name may have a particular name day in some calendars, though practices vary by tradition and region.