How Do You Spell CASPAR?

Pronunciation: [kˈaspɑː] (IPA)

The spelling of the name "Caspar" can be explained using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). The first syllable of Caspar is pronounced as /kæs/, with the "c" being pronounced as a hard "k" sound. The second syllable is pronounced as /pɑː/ with the "a" being pronounced as a long "a" sound. The final "r" is pronounced as /r/, with a slightly rolled "r" sound. The overall spelling of Caspar is a result of its Germanic origins and has various alternative spellings including Kasper and Gaspar.

Common Misspellings for CASPAR

• carsar
• kasar
• caspe
• dispar
• caspain
• jaspar
• casear
• casar
• campair
• csear
• cuppar
• casca
• cassa
• calpac
• casmas
• capparys
• carpa
• daspar
• dcaspar
• caspaar
• castar
• caspurr
• gaspare
• masqar
• sespar
• caclar
• calcspar
• cappapr
• Jaspary
• Raspar
• kaapar
• kazpar
• kaepar
• kaspwar
• kaspaar
• Kaspir
• yasar
• casarr
• Cascr
• jasspar
• cassah
• asparx
• coapar
• coespar
• cospaar
• MASAAr
• cappaa
• casbaf
• caspars
• cassaz
• NASPAi
• Laipar
• Caspahr
• Kaspahr
• Cahslar
• Cascaer
• Casscar
• crshar
• Caspj
• ICASSAH
• Cissar
• CAPPAU
• Chppar
• Ciampaa
• Yaapaar
• Caspoarin
• Naspah

Etymology of CASPAR

The word "Caspar" is a name of German origin. It is derived from the name "Gaspar" or "Gathaspa", which has its roots in the Persian language. In ancient Persia, "Gathaspa" referred to a renowned figure commonly associated with the Three Wise Men or Magi who visited Jesus after his birth. Over time, "Gathaspa" transformed into "Gaspar" in Greek, and eventually "Caspar" in German. The name is often associated with the biblical story of the birth of Jesus, and it is one of the traditional names assigned to one of the Magi in Western Christian traditions.

Similar spelling words for CASPAR

• casperson,
• gasp,
• casper,
• camper,
• caper,
• caspers,
• casual.