Siron

Siron is the masculine variant of the Celtic name Sirona. It is often translated as 'the exalted star' or also interpreted as 'the night sky,' which hints at a moon goddess.

What does the name Siron mean?

Siron represents the masculine form of the Celtic name Sirona. The meaning is 'the exalted star' or alternatively 'the night sky,' which points to a moon goddess. The etymological roots are found in the Celtic terms ser or ster, which mean 'star,' as well as ona, a suffix that often appears in the names of female deities (for example, Epona or Angerona).

Where does the name Siron come from?

The name Siron has its origins in Celtic and means 'the exalted star.' The word formation consists of the Celtic ser or ster for 'star' and the suffix ona, which appears in the names of female deities (for example, Epona, Angerona).

How do you pronounce Siron?

Siron is pronounced like 'Sih-ron.'

Popularity

In Germany, Siron is considered a rare first name. In 2021, it ranked 5,195th on the list of the most common male first names. Its best result was in 2017 when it reached 3,867th place. In the last ten years, Siron has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it at 7,203rd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 8,508th.

Famous people

• Siron (Epicurean) (Roman philosopher)
• Siron Franco (Brazilian painter and sculptor)