"Form of Cassandra"
The name Casaundra is commonly a female name from the "Greek" origin.
Casaundra is a respelling of Cassandra, the English form of Greek Kassandra, the name given in Greek tradition to the Trojan prophetess and daughter of King Priam whose story appears in the Iliad and in Attic tragedy. Spellings such as Cassaundra, Casondra and Cassondra rework the vowels and doubled consonants of Cassandra without changing the name itself. The older Greek etymology of Kassandra is disputed, so no settled literal meaning can be given.
Cassandra means "Prophet".
The pronunciation of Casaundra is kuh-SAWN-druh.
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