Origin and Meaning of Casiano

Brave, strong, or a variant of Casianus, possibly relating to the Casio family.

Origin: Italian/Spanish - Derived from Latin 'Cassianus', which is a variation of 'Cassius', a name possibly connected to the Latin word 'cassus', meaning 'empty' or 'hollow'.

• Casiano is particularly popular in Italian and Spanish-speaking countries, often used as a given name for boys.
• In Italian culture, Casiano is sometimes used to commemorate Saint Cassian, a medieval Christian martyr.
• Notable figures with the name include Casiano de Prado, a prominent figure in early 20th-century Mexican culture.
• The name Casiano is relatively uncommon in the English-speaking world but has seen some popularity in recent years in multicultural communities.
• Variations of Casiano include Cassian, Cassio, and Casian, each carrying similar meanings but used in different cultures.