Cossandra is a unique and captivating name of Latin origin, derived from the Latin word 'cassandra', meaning "she who excels over men". It is most commonly associated with the mythological figure Cassandra, a princess of Troy known for her beauty and prophetic abilities in Greek mythology. The name Cossandra carries an air of mystique and wisdom, making it a distinctive choice for those seeking a name that is both uncommon and rich in history. In its various spellings such as Cassandre, Casandra, or Cassandrea, the name Cossandra has been used throughout Europe, particularly in France and Italy, but remains relatively rare elsewhere. Despite its scarcity, this remarkable name holds significant cultural and historical importance, serving as a testament to the power of intuition and the extraordinary nature of those who bear it.
Cossandra saw its peak popularity in 1968 with ten births recorded that year. However, this was not sustained as the number of births decreased to five in both 1975 and 1984. Overall, there were a total of twenty babies named Cossandra born during these three years.