Forename Jesper

Around the globe, Jesper (Jesper , Йеспер , Еспер , along with others...) is a common masculine first name. The forename Jesper is characteristic of Denmark, where it is quite a common male name, Sweden, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a rare boy's name. Very seldom, Jesper is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Jesper

name Яспер, name Esbjörn, name Джаспер, name Kasper, name Jesper, name Йеспер, name Еспер, name Jasper, name Каспер, name ג'ספר, name เจสเปอร์, name Jespers, name Jesperi, name جاسبر, name 贾斯帕, name Jèsper, name Gesper, name Єспер

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Jesper	Denmark, Philippines, Sweden, Netherlands, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Йеспер	Russia, Ukraine
Еспер	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Esbjörn, Gesper, Jasper, Jesperi, Jespers, Jèsper, Kasper, Джаспер, Каспер, Яспер, Єспер, ג'ספר, جاسبر, เจสเปอร์, and 贾斯帕

First name Jesper in the context

Jesper is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jiminy Cricket , the fictional character from Disney's Pinocchio; Jesper Fahey , the fictional character created by Leigh Bardugo, Shadow and Bone and Hard Haid Moe , the character from the Donald Duck universe.

Notable namesakes

	jesper henriksen (b. 1425)
	jesper brochmand Danish civil servant (1488-1562) (b. 1488)
	jesper andersson cruus Swedish military officer and civil servant, SE (b. 1576)
	jesper rasmussen brochmand Danish bishop and professor (1585-1652), DK (b. 1585)
	jesper marci (b. 1550)
	jesper matsson krus Swedish politician and Field Marshal, SE (b. 1576)
	jesper anderson cruus af edeby (b. 1576)
	jesper swedberg Swedish hymnwriter, SE (b. 1653)
	jesper crusebjörn Swedish civil servant, SE (b. 1607)
	jesper ehrencreutz (b. 1648)
	jesper sørensen hiort Danish judge (1641-1673) (b. 1641)
	jesper de jespersen (b. 1673)
	jesper friis DE (b. 1673)
	jesper jespersen Danish judge (1767-1829), DK (b. 1767)
	jesper andreas kolderup 1727-1767 priest, missionary (b. 1727)

Characteristic surnames

Berg, Andersen, Karlsson, Petersen, Pedersen, Jacobsen, Jakobsen, Johansen, Eriksson, Mortensen, Svensson, Mikkelsen, Andersson, Rasmussen, Johansson, Henriksen, Kristensen, Pettersson, Jørgensen, Christensen, Kristiansen, Sørensen, Frederiksen, Simonsen, Nielsen, Lund, Holm, Olsen, Madsen, Rensen, Larsen, Jensen, Hansen, Olesen, Eriksen, Olsson, Schmidt, Knudsen, Persson, Poulsen, Rgensen, Laursen, Larsson, Thomsen, Nilsson, Møller, and Christiansen