How Do You Spell KASPAR?

Pronunciation: [kˈaspɑː] (IPA)

The name "Kaspar" can be spelled with the phonetic transcription /kæsˈpɑːr/ which represents the sounds found in American English. The "k" sound is followed by the "ae" vowel sound, which is pronounced closer to "eh" than "ay". Then, the "s" sound is followed by the "p" sound, which is followed by the open back unrounded vowel "ɑː". Finally, the word ends with the "r" sound. This spelling reflects the pronunciation of the name in English, but may vary in other languages.

KASPAR Meaning and Definition

1. Kaspar is a masculine given name of Latin and Persian origin. In Latin, it is derived from the name "Caspar" or "Gaspard" and traces its roots back to the Biblical Magi, also known as the Three Wise Men or Three Kings, who brought gifts to the baby Jesus in the New Testament. Kaspar is often associated with one of these Magi, traditionally representing the gift of myrrh.

   In Persian, the name "Kaspar" has a distinct meaning, signifying a treasure keeper or a treasure master. This interpretation highlights the historical significance of the name, as it has been used in several Eastern cultures over the centuries.

   As a given name, Kaspar is popular in various European countries and is associated with qualities such as wisdom, nobility, and mystery. People named Kaspar are often characterized as intuitive and highly perceptive individuals, possessing a profound sense of spirituality and a deep understanding of human nature.

   Due to its unique origins and transnational usage, the name Kaspar has acquired diverse cultural connotations and can evoke images of wisdom, wealth, and spiritual insight. Its historical and religious associations have contributed to its enduring popularity, making it a cherished name for parents seeking a name with depth and cultural significance for their children.

Common Misspellings for KASPAR

• maspar
• laspar
• iaspar
• kzspar
• ksspar
• kwspar
• kqspar
• kaapar
• kazpar
• kaxpar
• kadpar
• kaepar
• kawpar
• kasoar
• kaslar
• kas-ar
• kas0ar
• kaspzr
• kaspsr
• kaspwar

Etymology of KASPAR

The name "Kaspar" originated from the Persian word "Gathaspar" or "Gaspar", which may have been derived from the ancient Persian word "gatha", meaning "treasure". The name eventually made its way into European languages, primarily through the biblical story of the Three Wise Men or Magi, who were named Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthazar. These names were later adopted in different languages, and "Gaspar" transformed into "Kaspar" in German.

Similar spelling words for KASPAR

• kasprzak,
• kasparian,
• kasparek,
• kasparov,
• Kasper.