Cassander
Meaning of Cassander
Cassander is a unique and enchanting name for baby girls. This name has its origins in Greek mythology, as Cassander was the son of King Antipater and one of Alexander the Great's generals. The name Cassander is pronounced as kuh-SAN-der, both in American English (/kəˈsæn.dər/) and British English (/kəˈsan.dər/). With its soft yet strong sound, Cassander exudes elegance and grace. Although not extremely popular, Cassander has been given to a handful of newborns in the United States over the years. Its prevalence peaked in 1968 when it ranked at number 6247. For those seeking an alternative, Cassandra is a common variation of this beautiful name. Overall, Cassander captures attention with its mythological roots and distinctive charm, making it an ideal choice for your little princess.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kuh-SAN-der (/kəˈsæn.dər/)
British English
- Pronunced as kuh-SAN-der (/kəˈsan.dər/)
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