Kejsi is the Albanian form of Casey. The name derives from the Irish surname Casey, which is an Anglicized form of Ó Cathasaigh, a patronymic meaning "descendant of Cathassach." The Irish given name Cathassach means "vigilant" or "watchful" in Gaelic.In Albanian usage, Kejsi is primarily a feminine given name, though its source Casey is unisex in English-speaking countries. The adaptation follows common patterns of Albanianizing foreign names, often by adding an -i ending. While relatively modern in Albanian onomastics, the name has gained some popularity, particularly influenced by global media and the trend of adopting English-derived names.The name also benefits from positive associations owing to the inspirational legend of Casey Jones, the American railroad engineer who died saving passengers on a train in 1900, though the indirect etymological link is largely absent from Albanian cultural context.Meaning: Albanian form of Casey, ultimately from Irish Ó Cathasaigh ("descendant of Cathassach")Origin: Albanian adaptation of an Irish surnameType: Feminine given nameUsage regions: Albanian-speaking areas, particularly Albania and Kosovo