Caine
[keɪn]Meaning
anglicised Irish given name; a surname, often a variant of Cain
Background Story
A user-submitted entry records Caine as a masculine given name in anglicised Irish. As a surname it has several origins: in many cases it is a variation of the surname Cain, and where it is French it derives in some cases from a derogatory nickname for someone with a bad temper, from the French caigne, "bitch".
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