TheNameDBCesar
PatronymicMeaning
Derived from the Roman name Caesar, meaning 'hairy' or 'cut' in Latin.
Etymology
The name Caesar was borne by the famous Roman general Julius Caesar and became a title for Roman emperors. As a surname, it typically derives from a given name used by ancestors, making it a patronymic in origin.
About the Cesar Surname
A surname derived from the prestigious Roman name Caesar, used as both a given name and family name across Romance-speaking regions. It reflects the historical prestige of the Roman imperial title.
Distribution
Common in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Latin American countries.
Notable Bearers
Sergio Cesar, various historical figures