Cicely etymology

Etymology

The name Cicely is derived from the Latin name "Caecilius," which is believed to be of Etruscan origin.

Meaning

The original Etruscan meaning of the name is unknown, but it is thought to have been associated with the Etruscan deity Caeculus.

Origin

• Etruscan: Caecilius
• Latin: Caecilius
• English: Cicely

Popularity

Cicely was a popular name in the Middle Ages, particularly in England. It declined in popularity from the 16th century onwards but has experienced a revival in recent decades.

Variants

The following are common spelling variations of Cicely:

• Cecily
• Cecilia
• Cecelia
• Sesily
• Sicily

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