Castin
Meaning of Castin
Castin feels like a warm handshake on a crisp morning—genuine and inviting. Though still rare among newborn boys, this distinctive name springs from a playful blend of Anglo-American favorites like Justin and Austin, with a respectful nod to the Latin word castus, meaning “pure.” Parents drawn to Castin often imagine a little boy whose quiet confidence shines brighter than a lone streetlamp in a foggy evening. It isn’t a name you hear in every classroom, which means fewer enrollment forms mixed up and more room to stand out. Each gentle syllable whispers of strength tempered by kindness, hinting at a life full of promise, curiosity, and heartfelt adventure.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KAS-tin (/'kæs.tɪn/)
British English
- Pronunced as KAS-tin (/'kɑːs.tɪn/)
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