CASSIAN

Cassian: translation

Cassian m

English: from the name (Latin Cassiānus) of several early saints, most notably one martyred at Tangier in 298. The name is a derivative of the old Roman family name Cassius. It is of uncertain derivation, but may be connected with the Latin vocabulary word cassus empty, hollow.

Cassian: übersetzung

lateinischer Ursprung, Nebenform von → Cassius (Bedeutung angelehnt an einen römischen Familiennamen).