Origin: From a Latin word for cut, excise
Gender: male
Languages of use: Spanish, French
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Language of origin: Latin
Info, male:
originally a Roman cognomen, used mainly by the family of the Julians
known from the most famous member of that family, Gaius Julius Caesar
meaning not known for sure
one popular layman interpretation of the meaning is he who was cut out of the womb
Words: caedere = to cut, to excise Latin
Name variants: Cesarina, Cesira, Caesar, Caesar, Cäsar, Cäsarius, Cesar, César, Cesare, Cesarino, Cesario, Cesário, Kaiser