Caine
Introduction
an English variant of the name Cain, meaning 'spear' or 'a possession'
Background Story
The name Caine is often associated with the biblical figure Cain, who is known for being the firstborn son of Adam and Eve. In the Bible, Cain is a significant character, and his story involves themes of jealousy and family conflict. This name may also evoke associations with the character Caine from the TV series 'Kung Fu', which tells the story of a Shaolin monk traveling through the American West.
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