Cassia is a Greek name and means cinnamon. Cassia is an outgoing girl, Always smiling, Nice and caring, Great at sport and is very competitive. She has luscious hair that always looks good and radiant skin.
by sophfeefee September 15, 2011
Cassia is a gorgeous and beautiful person, inside and out. She is very goofy and is not Afraid to express how she’s feeling. It takes time to get to know her but once you do she will become your best friend. People adore her because she’s such a nice and genuine person. Anyone who is lucky enough to have a cassia as a best friend should be very thankful to have her as a best friend. Cassia makes everyone happier when she walks into the room and she doesn’t even realize that she’s doing that. Cassia is an amazing, goofy, loving best friend.
by mihan_gg November 26, 2018
A Place above the Mortals where Animal like beings wander among the many realms Cassia has to offer.
by Carrotcatsuss July 15, 2017
by KamikaziHadesNOTme262 July 16, 2019
Oh cassia is the meaning of love for saggy bumholes. She always smells of cinnamon and fresh fruit. Her wonderful blue eyes pleases everyone as she is beautiful and soooo kind. Her best friend is Ali aka alinjavwa the queen of chicken. She loves me soo much but she loves saggy bumholes morreeee (especially slimy ones). You will defo know its cassia when her smile outshines the sun with her bright white teeth. I love her soo much and she is a very good fighter too.
by Saggy bumhole cassia lover March 31, 2018
Pronounced Cuh-see-ah
( !Not Cah-she-ah or Ca-see-uh!)
A type of cinnamon like tree. It's also a beautiful name.
( !Not Cah-she-ah or Ca-see-uh!)
A type of cinnamon like tree. It's also a beautiful name.
by I_like_cheeseUwU February 4, 2020
pronounced ca-see-a.
a cinnamon-bark or sweet-smelling spice. it's the name of a variety of trees.
In ancient greek mythology 'cassia' was also said to be the 'prophet of doom'
The word is of greek origin however it also originates from the french saint cassian, cassius or is hebrew for kezia and keziah.
a cinnamon-bark or sweet-smelling spice. it's the name of a variety of trees.
In ancient greek mythology 'cassia' was also said to be the 'prophet of doom'
The word is of greek origin however it also originates from the french saint cassian, cassius or is hebrew for kezia and keziah.
1. person a: "look at those tree huggers'
person b: "don't you mean look at those cassia huggers?"
2. person a: "mm look at that cinnamon donought"
person b: "no it's a cassia donought"
3. person a: "i don't know why but i just had a feeling that that bad thing was going to happen before it actually did..."
person b: "wow it sounds like you did a cassia"
person b: "don't you mean look at those cassia huggers?"
2. person a: "mm look at that cinnamon donought"
person b: "no it's a cassia donought"
3. person a: "i don't know why but i just had a feeling that that bad thing was going to happen before it actually did..."
person b: "wow it sounds like you did a cassia"
by Cass =] June 24, 2008