In all the world, Birger (Birger 
, Биргер 
, בירגר 
) is quite a rare masculine given name. The first name Birger is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Sweden, where it is quite a common male name, Norway, where it is quite a rare boy's name, and Denmark. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Germany, Sweden, and Norway. Much less frequently, Birger is the last name as well as the forename.
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birger brosa Swedish politician, SE (b. 1200) |
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birger persson Swedish politician, SE (b. 1250) |
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birger magnusson King of Sweden, SE (b. 1280) |
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| birger filipsson Swedish politician, SE (b. 1250) |
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| birger gregersson Roman Catholic archbishop, SE (b. 1327) |
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| birger ulfsson Swedish politician, SE (b. 1350) |
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| birger birgersson (b. 1350) |
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birger gunnersen Danish archbishop (b. 1440) |
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| birgerus magni Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1419) |
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| birger birgersson (b. 1450) |
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| birger nilsson grip Swedish military personnel, SE (b. 1495) |
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| birger carlberg SE (b. 1640) |
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birger fougel Swedish brewery owner, SE (b. 1715) |
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| birger rosensparre SE (b. 1668) |
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| birger elfwing SE (b. 1679) |
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