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Cassander (Greek: Κάσσανδρος) was a Macedonian nobleman who lived in the 4th century BC.
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For some reason, although I LOVE Cassandra, I don't like this at all!
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Why does the Greek script say Kassandros though?
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Cassander is so handsome! Is Cass appropriate for boys as a nickname?
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I really like the name Cassander, I might consider using this if I ever have a son one day. I like the combinations of Cassander Leo and Cassander Leon. :)
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Cassander is a very handsome name, and it sounds great on all ages!
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I absolutely love Cassander. It sounds awesome!
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Sandy and Sander could also be potential nicknames.
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Sounds like someone was trying to be creative and combined Cassandra and Alexander. So this doesn't suit boys or girls to me.
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Cassander is not a made-up masculine form of Cassandra. It just so happens that Cassandra is the feminine form of Cassander. It’s just like Alexander and Alexandra. It’s a nice name and it’s handsome for a boy. It will age well.
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Pretty decent name here, don’t really go for Cass or Cassie but Andy and Sandy make great nicknames so I would use this name, not a very common name which makes it stand out to me in my opinion.
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I actually think Cassie could work as a nickname. It makes sense, and there’s nothing wrong with a guy being a bit feminine. There are plenty of girls/women with masculine names, so why not the other way around?
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LOVE this name! It sounds so handsome and strong, and ancient like other Greek names. The nicknames Cas and Andy are great. I also love the combo Leo Cassander.
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Like, but NOT a fan of the potential nickname 'Cassy/cassie' which is way too feminine in my book.
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But if you don't like Cassie, just use Cass or Andy. Simple.
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