Cassedy is an uncommon yet captivating female given name of English origin. It is derived from the medieval name Cassandra, which means "excellent man" in Greek. The name gained popularity through the legend of Cassandra, a princess in Greek mythology who had the gift of prophecy but was cursed never to be believed. The name Cassedy is a modern variant of Cassandra, often preferred for its uniqueness and contemporary sound. It typically consists of two syllables: Cah-SEED-y. The name Cassedy is not widely recognized, which may appeal to parents seeking an uncommon yet elegant name for their child. There are no specific pronunciation variations or spelling alternatives for Cassedy, making it distinct and easily recognizable.
The name Cassedy experienced a notable spike in popularity between 1997 and 2002, with seven births each year during this period. However, it appears to have declined significantly afterwards, with only six births recorded in 2007. Overall, there were a total of 39 births over this span, indicating some level of recurrence throughout the years but no consistent trend of growth or decline.