Cauê

Cauê is a masculine given name used in Portuguese-speaking countries, most commonly in Brazil. The exact origin of the name is uncertain, and it is generally considered a contemporary Brazilian given name rather than one tied to a long-established saint, surname, or historical lineage. The standard Brazilian spelling is Cauê, with a diacritic on the final vowel; the form Caue without diacritics is also widely used, particularly in digital media or outside Brazil. In Brazilian Portuguese, the name is typically pronounced with stress on the final syllable, though regional variations may occur.

Usage and prevalence: Cauê is predominantly found in Brazil, reflecting the country’s practice of adopting and adapting phonetic or novel given names. The name has gained visibility in recent decades and is seen across different regions and social groups, including in media and popular culture where it is used for contemporary young male characters.

Cultural presence and notable bearers: In Brazilian popular culture, Cauê functions as a modern given name and is associated with a range of public figures in sports, entertainment, and academia, as well as with fictional characters in literature and film. Its adoption across diverse contexts illustrates its status as a current, widely recognized name within the Portuguese-speaking world.