Cesare
chez-AH-reh
✦ 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 is not currently in the US top 1000.
Origin
Syllables
3
Nicknames
Style
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.