Cassius (en. Cassius)

/ka.si.us/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Cassius is a Latin-origin first name, often associated with the figure of Cassius Longinus, one of the assassins of Julius Caesar.

The name Cassius has a rich history in ancient Rome.

Le nom Cassius a une riche histoire dans la Rome antique.

Cassius can refer to a character or a cultural reference in various contexts.

Cassius Clay is better known as Muhammad Ali.

Cassius Clay est mieux connu sous le nom de Muhammad Ali.

The word 'cassius' comes from the Latin 'Cassius', a Roman family name.

Cassius betrayed

Refers to a famous betrayal, often related to politics or history.

Cassius a trahi

To be like Cassius

Means to be a key figure in a historical event.

Être comme Cassius

Caesar

Reference to Julius Caesar, of whom Cassius was an assassin.

César

Antony

Another historical figure, often in opposition to Cassius.

Antonie

Used to describe a cunning or manipulative person.

He acted like a real Cassius during the meetings.

Il a agi comme un vrai Cassius lors des réunions.

Reference to a charismatic or influential person.

She is the Cassius of our group; everyone listens to her.

Elle est la Cassius de notre groupe, tout le monde l'écoute.