Names ending in a

Casmira

Casonja

Casonya

An unusual feminization of boy name Caspar with a beautiful meaning and familiar nicknames Cassie and Cass. It is also the name of a sports clothing brand. 

Caspara

A rare feminization of Caspar, Casparina could be an intriguing route to nickname Cassie while also being a subtly Christmas inspired option, connected to one of the Three Wise Men who visited Jesus. An alternative feminine form is Caspara.

Casparina

An unusual feminization of boy name Casper with a beautiful meaning and familiar nicknames Cassie, Cass and Perrie.

Caspera

Caspia is both a feminization of the rising star Caspian, and the name of a flower that often grows near the sea or on salt marshes. Likely derived from the Latin term Caspii, meaning "white", Caspia could make an unexpected full name for Cassie or perhaps an alternative to Juniper.

Caspia

Cassadra

Cassanda

Cassandera

Cassandra

Cassandrea

Cassandria

Cassanora

Cassanova

Cassara

Cassendra

Cassietta

A name with strong, distinctive sounds and a pretty feel, Cassima is reminiscent of Cassandra, Cassia, and Cosima. Despite its familiarity, however, it is in fact an invented name, created for a character in the 90s computer game, King's Quest.
 
One possible origin for the name is the Arabic Qasim (also written as Kasim and Cassim) which means "one who divides goods among the people". One of Cassima's first actions in the game is to help the protagonist defeat the villain, despite being a prisoner herself, making this meaning a fitting choice. 
 
Alternatively, it could be inspired by Cosima, an Italian name meaning "world, universe, order", by Casimira, a Slavic name meaning "destroyer of peace", or by Cassandra or Cassia, meaning "to excel, shine" and "cinnamon" respectively. 
 
Wherever it comes from, it sounds like a plausible name rather than a fantastical creation, and may appeal as an alternative route to Cassie, or to someone who loves 90s video games.

Cassima

Cassina

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