kyria

• “kyria" not to mean "lady," but to be her proper name; and that she had”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

• “He stopped calling his wife kukla, which meant “doll,” and began calling her kyria, which meant “Madame.””

  Middlesex

• “When you look at me like that, kyria, I have no will at all.”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• “Life has taught me that most things are for sale, kyria-if the price is right.”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• “The roads, the kyria must under stand, were not good.”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• “Naturally, I hope you will still be here when I return, but the choice is yours, kyria. ”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• “When the kyria wishes to leave Myros, she must return here.”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• “Sit there, kyria, and I will bring you breakfast.”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• “She said in slow, strongly accented English, 'Who are you, kyria, and what are you doing here?”

  The Tycoon's Mistress

• ““You sit long, _kyria_, and gaze forth as if you were Zeus in Olympus and could look on all the world.””

  A Victor of Salamis

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