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Miron

There are several translation options for the name Miron:

  1. Ancient Greek (Μύρον) popular name meaning “myrrh, fragrant oil, incense, fragrant ointment, incense; exuding myrrh.”

  2. Uzbek (Miron) or Tajik form of the Persian name Miran and figuratively means “ruler, emir”.

Orthodox Name Days:

April 2 - martyr Myron of Crete. August 21 - Saint Myron, wonderworker, Bishop of Crete. August 30 - Martyr Myron, presbyter. September 30 - Hieromartyr Miron.


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