Myrian, a unique and captivating given name of Latin origin, is derived from the word 'marius,' which means 'of Mars.' This strong association with the Roman god of war lends an air of valor and courage to those named Myrian. Pronounced as /ˈmaɪriən/, it is often spelled variably with an additional 'h' or 'y,' adding a touch of individuality to its sound and appearance. Despite its Latin roots, Myrian has gained popularity in recent times, standing out among traditional names and offering parents a distinctive choice for their child.
The name Myrian experienced peaks in popularity during the late 1970s to early 1980s with consistent years of 7 or more births annually from 1977 to 1982, and again in the mid-1990s. However, it never achieved widespread usage, with most years showing fewer than 10 births and many having just 5 births or fewer since the early 2000s. Overall, there were 173 babies named Myrian born between 1949 and 2007.