Caius
[ˈkaɪəs]Meaning
Latin origin meaning 'rejoice' or 'to be glad'
Background Story
Caius is a name that has Roman roots and has been used throughout history. It was the name of several Roman leaders and is featured in various works of literature, including Shakespeare's plays.
Variations
Cai, Kayus, Gaius
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