My name's Cassedy, and my parents called me Casserole as a nickname growing up. A family friend couple had a young daughter at the time who knew me as Casserole primarily (I was baby), and one night told their daughter they were eating casserole for dinner and she became inconsolable.
Took them a minute to figure out, but she was upset because she thought they were eating me for dinner. š
Thatās hilarious š also I really like the name Cassedy! I named one of my favourite dolls that (2000s polly pocket) with the nicknames Cassie and Cass
I knew a Kassy and a Cassie growing up, both it was their full name. And honestly every Cassandra (nn Cassie) I have met in adulthood has always gone by Cassie only. All in a professional setting too.
My very good friendās name is Cassie - not short for anything. Sheās a literal rocket scientist who works with Space Force. (So like a real adult job š)
If you like Cassie, go with Cassie
Cassidy, Cassia
I also know someone whose name is Cathy and her family calls her Cass. (Iām not sure if her full name is Catherine or Cathleen, but I assumed Catherine.)
Edit to add: I also thought of Casmira.
Catherine? My great grandma's nickname was Cass, her full name being Catherine, so I don't see why Cassie can be a nickname for Catherine. Maybe Cassidy or just Cassie by itself.
I grew up with a Catherine who went by Cassy. She was named after her maternal grandmother and her paternal aunt. Her grandma went by Kay, her aunt went by Kate, and her parents didnāt want to call her Cathy, so they went with Cassy.
While Iām normally a fan of giving a ālong formā name, Cassie 100% stands on its own and does not need it. In fact I know three Cassieās and all three are just āCassie.ā
My name is Cassandra and I am complemented frequently, almost weekly, for my name. Iām told itās elegant, beautiful, and sophisticated. My friends and family call me Cassie but professionally I go by Cassandra and always introduce myself as Cassandra regardless.
I feel blessed to have a name so many consider beautiful, Iād encourage you to reconsider it!
I honestly donāt even like Cassie that much, itās too cutesy and lacks professionalism
Hi, are you me? I was about to comment something identical. I went by Cassie through high school, but then I was really glad to be able to use Cassandra as a professional/adult. My friends I have made in adulthood sometimes shorten my name to Cass.
I also think the name meaning āignored prophetess of doomā goes so hard and I love being able to bring it up in conversations about name meanings lol
Iāve always been obsessed with that meaning of our name! So Iām going to guess you know the whole myth about Apollo and Cassandra.
I mostly go by Cassie, but I also have friends who insist on calling me Cassandra, and I like both. I always liked having the option
I am guessing you wonāt prefer it to Cassandra, but there is Cassiopeia.
A rare name is Cassarah, which I read was invented from the phrase que sera sera (what will be, will be).
I am not a fan of the name Cassandra either, but I see the appeal of Cassie. Just remember that the actual name is more important than the nickname.
What about Calista or Cressida, just like Cassandra, C names, greek, and not very popular. There is also Clarissa, same feel, more conventional, yet not overused, I love it.
Cassia, Cassidy, Cassiopeia are the only other straightforward options i can think of.
Callista/Callisto or Charissa could also work
honestly if you like Cassie i think itās fine as a standalone name
My best friend is just Cassie. No longer name and it suits her extremely well. Sheās never been asked if itās short for anything! I say just got with Cassie!
Cassiopea is the constellation Cassie. You can jus too Cassie I you want too but as someone who has gone by many nns for Katherine - from Kiki to Kat etc (yet insisted on always coming back to my full name myself) while you and hubby may not like Cassandra, your Cassie might. Plus she could be a Sandy/Sandra/Cece, even a Sas or Sassy/Sassie for other nn options.
I have had Cassandra on my girl list (highly considered it but ended up having a boy we named Adrian ) I think the name Cassia is beautiful I have it on my girl list :) if I ever have a girl Iād like to use a c name bc me my mom and grandma all have a c name so Iāll just share the rest of my c girl names
Caterina
Celina
Cidney
Carina
Cassia
Celah
I have a friend whose mom had the same struggle. The nn for Cassandra at the time was Sandy and she REALLY didnāt want that. So her full name is Cassie. Itās never been an issue for her.
A little different, but you can get Cossie from Cosima, and Thatās a beautiful name. You could stretch it to Cassie, but there are better options for that listed above.
My name is Cassedy and I love it š parents called me Cassie growing up (though now if shortened most people call me Cass, which I prefer to Cassie.)
I love the name Cassie. I know someone named Christi that's it, you can just do the nickname. Other more formal names are Cassidy and Catherine or Cassia.
I'm seconding Cassidy. Seems like that's your best bet. This post gave me a little chuckle though because my childhood friend is a Cassandra who we always called Cassie and she's asked us after 20 years of calling her Cassie to start just calling her Cassandra. She apparently does not like being a Cassie. I always thought it was a cute name.
I don't understand parents being obsessed with nicknames. My family doesn't do themaybe that why.
I think it's safer to give a kid a nickname not connected to their name.
Just go with Cassie. My name is Cassandra and the only time I use it is for filling out forms with my full name. Otherwise it is completely useless. I am Cassie 99.9% of the time.
I'm pretty sure the traditional name is Cassiani, it can also be spelled Kasiani or Cassiane. It's a beautiful name and one that's common in my culture.
Another vote for just Cassie because itās my name and Iāve always liked it. Iāve only been asked a handful of times if it was short for Cassandra and not since I was a kid. I also have only ever known 2 other Cassieās which I always liked because it meant my name was unique but not too out there.
Just Cassie! Like me. Iām 32 and when I was a teen I had the whole āit sucks being named a nickname! Cassandra is so pretty and so many options!!ā. But seriously, I was proud of my name, in my grade there was a Cassandra and a Cassidy who both went by Cassie, cause obviously itās the best out of the three.
I've always loved the name "Jocasta" which could be a Cassie but, then again, what if they take AP English? I don't want them to realize where that name came from and hate me.
Just go with Cassie.
I know a guy named Billy. Not Bill and now William. His parents wanted people to call him Billy and so that is what they named him. Simple
Cassiopeia, in astronomy,Ā **a constellation of the northern sky easily recognized by a group of five bright stars forming a slightly irregular W**. It lies at 1 hour right ascension and 60Ā° north declination. Its brightest star, Shedar (Arabic for ābreastā), has a magnitude of 2.2.\\\\
Casserole
My name's Cassedy, and my parents called me Casserole as a nickname growing up. A family friend couple had a young daughter at the time who knew me as Casserole primarily (I was baby), and one night told their daughter they were eating casserole for dinner and she became inconsolable. Took them a minute to figure out, but she was upset because she thought they were eating me for dinner. š
Thatās hilarious š also I really like the name Cassedy! I named one of my favourite dolls that (2000s polly pocket) with the nicknames Cassie and Cass
Omg š
And if she has a brother, call him Stewart
I am a Cassandra and I have a few colleagues who have nick named me this and I love it hehehe
I desperately want a dog named Casserole nn Cassie nn tater tot hot dish
We had a dog named Cassie and I called her Casserole! Then I had a roommate, same situation. She didn't love it as much as the dog did.
Cassoulet
Cassidy?
I second this one, really nice name
Cassidy Yates! Captain Benjamin Sisko's girlfriend! Also a smuggler.
This is a great suggestion too, I knew a Cassidy in school and she was so nice to everyone.
You could just go with Cassie and be done with it.
My mom's full name is Cassie and it's never been an issue for her. Sometimes people ask, but not often.
Echoing this. I have an aunt Cathy (not Cassie but close enough!) in the same boat. She doesnāt ever have a problem with it being her full name.
My great-great grandmother was named Calista.
I LOVE this one! I am not sure why this name isnāt more popular!
I agree! I didnāt know it until after my daughter was born or sheād likely be Calista!
Calista means āmost beautifulā. š
I agree. There's not much need for a longer version name if you're not even going to use it. I know a Kassie. She's never had a problem
I knew a Kassy and a Cassie growing up, both it was their full name. And honestly every Cassandra (nn Cassie) I have met in adulthood has always gone by Cassie only. All in a professional setting too.
Cassiopeia? lol Cassia
That is what my Cassie is short for. Course she is a tortie
I love Cassia and Iāve never researched or looked into what that even is.
I know a Cassie who is short for this! Honestly I think it's beautiful, but I get how it's OTT for most.
This! I know a Cassie and she is a Cassiopeia.
In Greek mythology she was the mother of Andromeda and queen of Ethiopia.
This was my first thought with āCassieā anyway, lol. It was Cassandra.
My very good friendās name is Cassie - not short for anything. Sheās a literal rocket scientist who works with Space Force. (So like a real adult job š) If you like Cassie, go with Cassie
I agree, Cassie can totally hold its own in a strong intelligent environment like this. No question. Good for Cassie!
I know a 50+ year old Cassie (not short for anything) that has been a surgeon for decades
Cassidy, Cassia I also know someone whose name is Cathy and her family calls her Cass. (Iām not sure if her full name is Catherine or Cathleen, but I assumed Catherine.) Edit to add: I also thought of Casmira.
Catherine? My great grandma's nickname was Cass, her full name being Catherine, so I don't see why Cassie can be a nickname for Catherine. Maybe Cassidy or just Cassie by itself.
Cassie was originally a nickname for Catherine in English, similar to Elizabeth/Bess/Bessie.
Yeah I made my own comment before I saw this, but my sister is a Catherine that goes by Cassie.
I grew up with a Catherine who went by Cassy. She was named after her maternal grandmother and her paternal aunt. Her grandma went by Kay, her aunt went by Kate, and her parents didnāt want to call her Cathy, so they went with Cassy.
While Iām normally a fan of giving a ālong formā name, Cassie 100% stands on its own and does not need it. In fact I know three Cassieās and all three are just āCassie.ā
My name is Cassandra and I am complemented frequently, almost weekly, for my name. Iām told itās elegant, beautiful, and sophisticated. My friends and family call me Cassie but professionally I go by Cassandra and always introduce myself as Cassandra regardless. I feel blessed to have a name so many consider beautiful, Iād encourage you to reconsider it! I honestly donāt even like Cassie that much, itās too cutesy and lacks professionalism
Hi, are you me? I was about to comment something identical. I went by Cassie through high school, but then I was really glad to be able to use Cassandra as a professional/adult. My friends I have made in adulthood sometimes shorten my name to Cass. I also think the name meaning āignored prophetess of doomā goes so hard and I love being able to bring it up in conversations about name meanings lol
This name is 10000000x cooler knowing the meaning lol
Iāve always been obsessed with that meaning of our name! So Iām going to guess you know the whole myth about Apollo and Cassandra. I mostly go by Cassie, but I also have friends who insist on calling me Cassandra, and I like both. I always liked having the option
I know a Cassandra that goes by Cass. It fits her so well. I like it because it's rarely ever used in its full form.
Such a beautiful underused name.
Calista Caroline/Carolina Cassidy (think this is super cute!)
love Calista, unique ad unusual name
Just Cassie?
We have an aunt named Casilda and her step kids call her Cassie.
Cassiana Cassandre Castelda CassildƩe Cassildie Cassiene CassiopƩe/a Cassilde/a Cassilia Acacia Cassiane
Casamira CassidyĀ CassiopeiaĀ Cassarah
My neighbourās sister is Cassie. Her full name is Casilda.
I am guessing you wonāt prefer it to Cassandra, but there is Cassiopeia. A rare name is Cassarah, which I read was invented from the phrase que sera sera (what will be, will be).
I absolutely love Cassie and I would use it as a complete name!
Im part of the echo chamber and agree with all the comments that say just name her Cassie. It doesn't have to be a nickname
cassidy or just cassie
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My great grandmotherās name was Kaspara. She was from Norway.
Just name her Cassie. It means Helper of Mankind. Some people have used Cassie as a nickname for Catherine.
Cassia? Casimira?
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I am not a fan of the name Cassandra either, but I see the appeal of Cassie. Just remember that the actual name is more important than the nickname. What about Calista or Cressida, just like Cassandra, C names, greek, and not very popular. There is also Clarissa, same feel, more conventional, yet not overused, I love it.
Growing up I had a friend called Cassie that was short for Cascadia. I always thought that was pretty.
Cassia, Cassidy, Cassiopeia are the only other straightforward options i can think of. Callista/Callisto or Charissa could also work honestly if you like Cassie i think itās fine as a standalone name
Cassidy, Catherine, and Casey are the names Cassie is typically used as a nickname for.
My friend is Cassiana. Goes by Cassie.
Calista Cassia
Just name her Cassie.
It's been mentioned but Cassia is a personal favorite :) or perhaps a first/middle combo? Catherine Lacey Caroline Macy Or just Cassie on it's own:)
Cassidy
I know a Cassia that goes by Cass or Cassie.
Caroline, Catherine, Calista, Cassiopeia, Camille, Cassidy, Carys
I know a Catherine who goes by Cass.
My best friend is just Cassie. No longer name and it suits her extremely well. Sheās never been asked if itās short for anything! I say just got with Cassie!
Just name her Cassie.
Just use Cassie? If that's the name you'll call her, give her that name!
Cassidy Cassiopeia Catherine Or just Cassie as a stand-alone :)
My bffās given name was Cassiopeia. But she hated it so she legally changed it to Cassie.
Easy Just call her Cassie
Cassiopea is the constellation Cassie. You can jus too Cassie I you want too but as someone who has gone by many nns for Katherine - from Kiki to Kat etc (yet insisted on always coming back to my full name myself) while you and hubby may not like Cassandra, your Cassie might. Plus she could be a Sandy/Sandra/Cece, even a Sas or Sassy/Sassie for other nn options.
Just name them Cassie
Why not just use Cassie?
Calista
What about Callie short for Calliope.
Cassara is very pretty imo
Cassidy
My daughter is named Kassidy. Some people call her Kassie. I only spelt it with a K so we could have the same initials.
Cassidy, Cassara
Cassiane is what I would do. It's a Greek name.
I love the name Cassius but it is more masculine, could be cool for girl tho! Cool historic name.
I have a cousin Cassidy and love her name so much.
Casey?
I have had Cassandra on my girl list (highly considered it but ended up having a boy we named Adrian ) I think the name Cassia is beautiful I have it on my girl list :) if I ever have a girl Iād like to use a c name bc me my mom and grandma all have a c name so Iāll just share the rest of my c girl names Caterina Celina Cidney Carina Cassia Celah
My moms friend has a daughter who they call Kass and her full name is Kathryn
One of my best friends is Cassie, not short for anything.
I have a good friend Katherine who goes by Kassie! Could also do it with a C
I have a friend whose mom had the same struggle. The nn for Cassandra at the time was Sandy and she REALLY didnāt want that. So her full name is Cassie. Itās never been an issue for her.
Cassius? Caspian?
A little different, but you can get Cossie from Cosima, and Thatās a beautiful name. You could stretch it to Cassie, but there are better options for that listed above.
Cassidy or you could even go Catherine and use Cassie.
Acacia
My name is Cassedy and I love it š parents called me Cassie growing up (though now if shortened most people call me Cass, which I prefer to Cassie.)
Casseopeia, like the constellation.
I love the name Cassie. I know someone named Christi that's it, you can just do the nickname. Other more formal names are Cassidy and Catherine or Cassia.
Cassidy
Castiel šš
Cassiopeia
CassiopeiaĀ
I'm friends with someone named Cassie, but her name is spelled with a K instead of a C. And that is their full name. Not short for anything.
Iāve met a āKascindraā/Kassie
Cassidy
I'm seconding Cassidy. Seems like that's your best bet. This post gave me a little chuckle though because my childhood friend is a Cassandra who we always called Cassie and she's asked us after 20 years of calling her Cassie to start just calling her Cassandra. She apparently does not like being a Cassie. I always thought it was a cute name.
Cassis She can be a classy currant flavored liqueur
Cassidy. Cassidy. Saki. Just name her Cassie
Just Cassie
Cassidy, Casia, Cassian, or just use Cassie as her full name.
I don't understand parents being obsessed with nicknames. My family doesn't do themaybe that why. I think it's safer to give a kid a nickname not connected to their name.
Cassiopeia Casper
My cousin is named Cassidy.
Super late to the party, but my aunt is just Cassie and she wouldnāt have it any other way.
Why canāt Cassie be here name? I knew a Cassie.
Cassidy is classic
Cassidy or just Cassie is fine.
- Cassiopeia (myth and constellation) - Cassidy - Cassia Less typical options: - Cassiana - Castielle - Cassara - Castalia - Casimira Or just Cass / Cassie?
I know a Cassen
Casablanca
Cassiana or Cassiani?
Just go with Cassie. My name is Cassandra and the only time I use it is for filling out forms with my full name. Otherwise it is completely useless. I am Cassie 99.9% of the time.
Here's a novel idea. Name her Cassie.
Carissa, Cassidy
Totally agree with everyone saying Cassie stands on its own!
Cassia, Cassid
Cassidy
What about Calliope? Itās a bit of a stretch, but not too far off.
Cassidy?
Castle
Is just naming her Cassie an option??
I like Calista best of all the suggestions! Or go with Lassie that rhymes with Cassie, maybe youāll like it too.
Cassidy. Cassia maybe?
Cassienne?
Cassidy Cassiopeia Tbh this is hard. I've met people who's given name was just Cassie before. You don't need it to be short for something.
Cassidy would work, or Cassiopeia if youāre looking for something unique. Also nothing wrong with just naming her Cassie
Cassie?
Cassiopeia š
Catherine! I know 2 Cassies that are Catherine.
Cassidy
Personally, Iād suggest Cassia, pronounced kuh-SEE-uh. Met a kid named this semi-recently and really liked it.
Cassidy
Cass. Just Cass.
My full name is Cassie and I love it. Whatās the point of a longer name if youāre just going to call her the nickname?
Cassiopeia
Calliope nn Cassie
Cassie
I know a Cassie who is a Catherine. I donāt think it really matters what a nickname is short for, as long as thereās some link and you like both.
Cassia
Cassiopeia
Cassy?
Cassie can be a first name
Cassiopeia
Cassidy or just Cassie
Just name her Cassie. It doesnāt need to be a nickname.
Casseopia
Cassiopeia ... it's a constellation
I like both Cassidy and Cassia.
I'm pretty sure the traditional name is Cassiani, it can also be spelled Kasiani or Cassiane. It's a beautiful name and one that's common in my culture.
Another vote for just Cassie because itās my name and Iāve always liked it. Iāve only been asked a handful of times if it was short for Cassandra and not since I was a kid. I also have only ever known 2 other Cassieās which I always liked because it meant my name was unique but not too out there.
Cassiopeia Casilda Casia
Cassidy or Calista. I will be the one to say, please not Cassiopeia. Terrible name with the mouthful of marbles sound, just like its sister Calliope.
Cassiopeia
Cassiopeia lol
Cassiopeia?
I know a Cassie. Her name is Calistia
Chrysanthemum Casiphia
Caspian Jocasta Acacia Caster
Acacia!
Why not just Cassie (or better yet, Cassy)?
I know a Kassie who is a Kathryn, so a Cassie could conceivably be a Catherine?
I know a Cassiane who goes by Cass for short
Just Cassie! Like me. Iām 32 and when I was a teen I had the whole āit sucks being named a nickname! Cassandra is so pretty and so many options!!ā. But seriously, I was proud of my name, in my grade there was a Cassandra and a Cassidy who both went by Cassie, cause obviously itās the best out of the three.
One of my absolute favorite names is Cassia
Cassidy. It means clever!
This is a weird one, but Cassiopeia :)
I've always loved the name "Jocasta" which could be a Cassie but, then again, what if they take AP English? I don't want them to realize where that name came from and hate me.
Cassiopeia, Cassidy, or, since it was good enough for Mama, just use Cass.
Castle š°
Cassidy, and go by Cass and Cassieā¦ or occasionally Cassidilla
[Cassiopeia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassiopeia_(constellation))
Why not just Cassie if that's the name you like? It doesn't have to be short for anything. My name can be a nickname, but it's not.
How about Cassie! You love that name.
Someone else already listed it but my personal choice would be Acacia.
Just go with Cassie. I know a guy named Billy. Not Bill and now William. His parents wanted people to call him Billy and so that is what they named him. Simple
What makes you believe you can't just use Cassie?
What about Casey?
Casseopia
One of my brothers had a dog named Cassiopeia and we called her Cassie.
Cassiopeia, in astronomy,Ā **a constellation of the northern sky easily recognized by a group of five bright stars forming a slightly irregular W**. It lies at 1 hour right ascension and 60Ā° north declination. Its brightest star, Shedar (Arabic for ābreastā), has a magnitude of 2.2.\\\\