Kassi is a variant of the name Cassandra, which means she who entangles men in Greek mythology. Kassi has roots in multiple cultures, including African, Latin American, and Native American. In African cultures, Kassi means first-born daughter in the Wolof language. In Latin America, Kassi is a shortened form of the name Karla, which means free man in German. In Native American cultures, Kassi means snow in the Cherokee language. Kassi has been steadily rising in popularity as a given name in the United States since the 1970s. Kassi has been associated with several positive traits, including intelligence, creativity, and independence. Kassi has been used as a shortened form of longer names such as Kassandra, Kassidy, and Kassidy-Lynn. Kassi has been featured in several notable works of fiction, including the novel The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath and the TV show Riverdale. Kassi has been used as a brand name for various products and services, including a line of handbags and a fitness app. Kassi has been associated with several notable people, including actresses Kassi Ashton and Kassie DePaiva, and musician Kassi Valazquez. Kassi has a strong and confident sound, making it a popular choice for parents looking for a name that exudes strength and independence.

The root form of Kassi is Kassi — meaning Purity, pure..

Kassi remains a beloved choice, ranking #6 in the US. Timeless appeal across cultures and generations.