Castian
Meaning of Castian
The name Castian is a distinctive and modern choice for a boy. Although its exact origins are not clearly defined, it is often considered a variation of Cassian, which itself has roots in Latin, deriving from the Roman family name Cassius. The name Castian conveys a sense of strength and uniqueness, possibly drawing on the historical prestige of the Cassius lineage, known for its association with nobility and power. Pronounced as KAS-tee-an (/kæsˈtiæn/), it carries a rhythmic and melodic quality that makes it both memorable and appealing. Despite its compelling attributes, Castian remains rare in the United States, as evidenced by its low occurrence and ranking; only 5 newborns were named Castian in 2023, ranking it at 12,190. This rarity can add to its allure for parents seeking a unique name with classical undertones for their child.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as KAS-tee-an (/kæsˈtiæn/)
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