Ceasar as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Ceasar

What is the meaning of the name Ceasar ?

The baby name Ceasar is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced {'ipa': ['/ˈsiːzər/', '/ˈsiːzɑːr/'], 'respelling': ['SEE-zər', 'SEE-zar']}.

Ceasar is Latin in Origin.

Ceasar is an alternative Anglicized spelling of Caesar, a Latin cognomen borne by Gaius Julius Caesar; its etymology is uncertain. Many scholars connect it to caesaries, "a thick head of hair," while others propose caesius, "gray-eyed," or the verb caedere, "to cut" (the cesarean derivation is now considered folk etymology). As a given name, it can be glossed as "hairy" or, by association, "emperor."

As a title for Roman emperors, Caesar became emblematic of rulership, yielding the dynastic titles Kaiser and Tsar. The personal name survived in Christian usage via saints named Caesarius and in Renaissance and modern literature. Ceasar appears in English-language records - especially in the United States - as a rarer variant of Caesar/Cesar. International forms include César (Spanish, French, Portuguese), Cesare (Italian), Cezar (Polish, Romanian), Kaysar/Qaysar (Arabic), and Sezar (Turkish). Common short forms are Ces, Cee, and Cez.