Casandra
[kəˈsændrə]Meaning
spanish and romanian form of cassandra
Background Story
Casandra is the Spanish and Romanian form of Cassandra. The name it comes from, Cassandra, is used in Ancient Greek, English, French, Polish and Greek mythology, and is formed from the roots kekasmai and aner.
Variations
Cassandra, Kassandra
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