Depends on what language,the languages where that word is used the most(that I've heard of) is the southern-slavic countries,and the word is spelled "lirika" and means "lyrics"
The cast of Tragedia Lirica - 1910 includes: Pilar de Bastos Paulo Santucci
lyrical - lirica
Montanaru has written: 'Antologia lirica di Montanaru'
Jaume Bru i Vidal has written: 'Ofrena lirica'
Hugo Diz has written: 'La Lirica y El Exabrupto'
Cesare Goffis has written: 'La lirica di Alessandro Manzoni'
Augusto Guidi has written: 'Lirica Elisabettiana' -- subject(s): English poetry
Lucia de Leon Garza has written: 'Lirica en Llamas'
Livia Cotorcea has written: 'Lirica lui M.I. Lermontov' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation
The Latin word for the English word lyrics is flaccus. The Italian word for lyric is lirica and the French word is lyrique.
Stefano Giovannuzzi has written: 'La persistenza della lirica' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Italian poetry
Lirico is the Italian equivalent of 'lyrical'. It's the masculine form of the adjective. It's pronounced 'LEE-ree-koh'. The feminine form is 'lirica'.