Cassida

The name Cassida is a rare variant of Cassidy. Its origins lie in an old Irish family name and stem from the Old Irish term 'cass', which means 'curly'.

What does the name Cassida mean?

Cassida is a feminine form that can also be considered a variant of Cassidy. The name originates from an old Irish family name and is derived from the Old Irish word 'cass', which means 'curly'. Thus, Cassida can be interpreted as 'the one with curly hair' or simply as 'the Curly one'.

Where does the name Cassida come from?

The name Cassida has its roots in Old Irish and means 'the one with curly hair' or 'the Curly one'. The Old Irish word from which it is derived is 'cass', meaning 'curly'. The name is common in American and English languages.

How do you pronounce Cassida?

Kass-ida

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, there is an interesting distribution of the name Cassida. In Germany, it is particularly common in Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein, where it accounts for 50% of the mentions in each region. In Austria, the name is exclusively found in Salzburg (100%). In Switzerland, it is distributed among the cantons of Schaffhausen, Schwyz, and Ticino, each with 33.3%.