What Does the Name Kasper Mean?
Kasper is a boy's name of Scandinavian/Polish (ultimately Persian) origin meaning “Treasurer; keeper of the treasure.”
Updated June 2026
| Name | Kasper |
|---|---|
| Gender | male |
| Origin | Scandinavian/Polish (ultimately Persian) |
| Meaning | Treasurer; keeper of the treasure |
| Variants | Casper, Caspar, Kacper, Gaspar |
| Popularity | Very popular in Denmark and Poland; the 'Kasper' spelling is the more traditional Scandinavian form. |
The meaning and origin of Kasper
The name Kasper means “Treasurer; keeper of the treasure” and has Scandinavian/Polish (ultimately Persian) origins. Kasper is a Scandinavian and Polish form of Caspar/Jasper, one of the traditional Three Wise Men, from a Persian word meaning 'treasurer'. It is the 'K' spelling variant common in Denmark and Poland.
Variants and related names
Kasper is related to several other names you may recognize: Casper, Caspar, Kacper, Gaspar. These share a common root or are spelling and language variants of the same name.
How popular is the name Kasper?
Very popular in Denmark and Poland; the 'Kasper' spelling is the more traditional Scandinavian form.
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What does the name Kasper mean?+
The name Kasper means “Treasurer; keeper of the treasure” and is of Scandinavian/Polish (ultimately Persian) origin.
What is the origin of the name Kasper?+
Kasper originates from Scandinavian/Polish (ultimately Persian).
Is Kasper a popular name?+
Yes — see the popularity note above for how Kasper has trended in the US over time.
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Sources
- Behind the Name — Etymology and history of first names — Behind the Name
- US Social Security Administration — Popular baby names by year — Social Security Administration
- A Dictionary of First Names — Oxford Reference — Oxford University Press