Cassignas

Cassignas is a surname, primarily found in France. It is believed to be of Occitan origin, a Romance language historically spoken in Southern France. The name's etymology is likely topographic, possibly relating to a landmark or place with ash trees (from the Occitan word cassan meaning "oak" or "ash tree" and its derivatives). The surname may have originally denoted someone who lived near or worked with ash trees. Family history records and genealogical databases may offer more precise details regarding the geographical origins of specific Cassignas families. The name, while not widely common, can be found in various historical documents related to regions with Occitan influences.