Seriously doubt you read anything like what I posted to you above. Would you like some examples from the Word Who is my only source? Kurios, (Lord, Master), is derived from Kuros, (authority, absolute authority), which is the name used for Koresh in the Greek LXX, yes, that's right, Meshiah Koresh, (your Bible probably says "Cyrus"). The forms transliterated would be Kuros, Kurou, Kurw, (as in the following passage below), and Kure, (as previously posted).
Isaiah 45:1 OG LXX
45:1 ουτως λεγει κυριος ο θεος τω χριστω μου κυρω ου εκρατησα της δεξιας επακουσαι εμπροσθεν αυτου εθνη και ισχυν βασιλεων διαρρηξω ανοιξω εμπροσθεν αυτου θυρας και πολεις ου συγκλεισθησονται
http://bibledatabase.net/html/septuagint/23_045.htm
As for Kore it is the Greek equivalent to Korah-Kore, (i.e. the sons of Kore, (Priests)).
1 Chronicles 26:19 OG LXX
26:19 αυται αι διαιρεσεις των πυλωρων τοις υιοις κορε και τοις υιοις μεραρι
http://bibledatabase.net/html/septuagint/13_026.htm
So just in these two passages we have the possibility of Kurie Kore, ("Master Kore", and the family names in the context of that passage which match four or five people mentioned in the Gospel accounts including Zebedee, [Zebadyah]), and of course we have the possibility of Kurie Kure, ("Master Kuros" or Koresh, ["Like the Sun" or "Master of the Fiery Furnace" (Dan 3:25)] who is the Meshiah from Isaiah 45:1). Make sure you read very carefully and, of course, full context is everything even though this is just the tip of a proverbial iceberg; and I suppose English is okay for starters, (but without love there is probably no sense in wasting your time). :chuckle: