Caspar

Meaning of Caspar

Caspar dances onto the scene like a hidden gem lighting up a sunlit chest. He sprang from an old Persian word for ‘treasurer’. He waltzed through medieval Latin chants and became the wise king who journeyed under desert stars to gift gold and goodwill. In German he’s softly whispered “KAHS-pahr,” and in English he sparkles as “KAS-pahr.” Only a sprinkle of Caspars appear on American birth lists each year. But his global charisma sweeps across fiestas and ancient plazas alike. With a name that hums of treasure hunts, starlit caravans, and cuentos in warm tongues, Caspar is poised to weave fresh legends under new skies.

Pronunciation

German

  • Pronunced as KAHS-pahr (/ˈkas.pɑr/)

English

  • Pronunced as KAS-pahr (/ˈkæs.pɑr/)

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Notable People Named Caspar

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