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Cesare

chez-AH-reh

Rare & Uncommon → Stable

✦ Meaning

“Italian form of Caesar, from Latin 'caesaries' (hair) or possibly Etruscan origin. Associated with Roman power and the Italian Renaissance through figures like Cesare Borgia.”

Popularity Over Time

Cesare US popularity rank over timeRank 13784 in 2019 to rank 1883 in 1970. Lower rank numbers are more popular.#1883#7834#13784191519401960198020002024

Cesare is not currently in the US top 1000.

Origin

ItalianLatin

Syllables

3

Nicknames

CesCesar

Style

GrandRomanticElegantClassicBold

Famous Bearers

  • Cesare Borgia (Renaissance cardinal)
  • Cesare Pavese (writer)

Cross-Cultural Notes

Italian; works across Romance languages

People Also Ask

Italian form of Caesar, from Latin 'caesaries' (hair) or possibly Etruscan origin. Associated with Roman power and the Italian Renaissance through figures like Cesare Borgia.

Cesare is not currently in the US top 1000, making it a genuinely rare choice. Usage has stayed pretty consistent over the past decade.

Popular nicknames for Cesare include Ces, Cesar.

Names that pair beautifully with Cesare include Francesca, Giulia, Lorenzo.