Origin and Meaning of Kaspian

Of the Caspian Sea

Origin: English - The name Kaspian is derived from the Caspian Sea, the largest enclosed inland body of water on Earth. It is believed to be derived from the ancient people of the Caspians who lived in the region.

• Kaspian is notably linked to the fantasy literature, particularly the character Prince Caspian from C.S. Lewis's 'The Chronicles of Narnia', which has contributed to its modern popularity.
• While Kaspian itself is predominantly used in Western cultures, variations like Kaspi and Caspian have roots in different areas, including Persian heritage.
• Notable bearers of this name include the character Caspian from the aforementioned series, which has inspired many parents to choose the name for their children.
• The name Kaspian has seen a rise in popularity since the 21st century, especially among parents who favor unique or literary names for their children.
• Related names include Caspian (the traditional spelling) and variations like Caspien and Kaspianus.