Cecil

Cecil is a name of Welsh origin, derived from the Roman name "Caecilius," meaning "blind." While the literal meaning might seem unfavorable, it often symbolizes insight and wisdom beyond physical sight. The name was popularized in England by the Cecil family, prominent figures in British history. It was traditionally a male name, but has seen occasional use as a female name, particularly in the United States. Its association with aristocracy has given it an air of elegance. Cecils are often perceived as intelligent, sophisticated, and possessing a quiet strength. They are seen as thoughtful individuals with a strong sense of justice.