Kasper

The name Kasper is a variant of the name Casper, which originated from the Persian name Caspar or Gaspar, meaning "treasurer" or "bearer of treasures".

The name Casper is believed to have been brought to Europe by the Biblical Magi (the Three Wise Men or Three Kings) who visited the newborn Jesus, one of whom was named Caspar or Gaspar in various traditions.

The name gained popularity in Christian cultures due to its association with the Magi and the story of the Nativity.

Over time, the name Casper evolved into various spellings, including Kasper, which is a common form used in countries like Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands.