Caspian

The name Caspian bears a wondrous essence, symbolizing a mighty, expansive sea. It carries connotations of mystery and adventure, reminiscent of explorers and conquerors braving vast waters. It can also mean "Keeper of the Treasure," invoking images of guardianship over secrets and riches.

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Caspian derives its name from the Caspian Sea and is thought to originate from the Latin word "Caspia," a reference to the ancient Caspian tribe living in the region of the sea.

  • Babies named Caspian in the US in 2023:
    Female: 5
    Male: 408
  • Nicknames: Cas, Caz, Cappy, Ian, Cazzy.
  • Full Names: Caspian Stark, Caspian Brown, Caspian Royal, Caspian Knight, Caspian Hill.
  • Famous Namesakes: Caspian Tredwell-Owen-Screenwriter, Prince Caspian-Fictional Character from C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, Caspian-Candelario-Math Teacher, Caspian Raney-Poet, Caspian Dee-Jazz Musician.
  • Gender: Primarily Male, but can be Unisex
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Caspian resonates with the number 5, symbolizing change, adventure, and exploration. Possessors of this name may lead dynamic lives full of twists and turns, driven by their interests in discovery and novelty. They are visionaries whose inquisitive nature often leads them off the beaten path.

Caspian is a relatively rare name, but it has gained popularity in recent years due to literary influence from C.S. Lewis's 'Chronicles of Narnia.' Many parents seeking unique yet strong names have gravitated towards it. Though not widely common, its usage has been on the rise in Western countries over the past decade.

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