Kase

The name Kase is a variant spelling of the English name Case, which originated as an occupational surname for someone who made or sold cases or boxes.

Case derives from the Old French word 'casse', which in turn comes from the Latin word 'capsa', meaning 'box' or 'chest'.

Over time, the name transitioned from being an occupational surname to being used as a given name.

While not a traditionally popular name, Kase has seen a rise in usage in recent years as a unique spin on the more common Casey or Case.