Around the globe, Jesper (Jesper 
, Йеспер 
, Еспер 
, along with others...) is a common masculine first name. The forename Jesper is characteristic of Denmark, where it is quite a common male name, Sweden, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a rare boy's name. Very seldom, Jesper is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Jesper | Sweden, Netherlands, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Philippines, Denmark |
| Йеспер | Ukraine, Russia |
| Еспер | Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan |
Jesper is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jiminy Cricket , the fictional character from Disney's Pinocchio; Jesper Fahey , the fictional character created by Leigh Bardugo, Shadow and Bone and Hard Haid Moe , the character from the Donald Duck universe.
| jesper henriksen (b. 1425) |
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| jesper brochmand Danish civil servant (1488-1562) (b. 1488) |
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jesper andersson cruus Swedish military officer and civil servant, SE (b. 1576) |
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jesper rasmussen brochmand Danish bishop and professor (1585-1652), DK (b. 1585) |
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| jesper marci (b. 1550) |
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| jesper matsson krus Swedish politician and Field Marshal, SE (b. 1576) |
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| jesper anderson cruus af edeby (b. 1576) |
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jesper swedberg Swedish hymnwriter, SE (b. 1653) |
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| jesper crusebjörn Swedish civil servant, SE (b. 1607) |
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jesper ehrencreutz (b. 1648) |
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| jesper sørensen hiort Danish judge (1641-1673) (b. 1641) |
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| jesper de jespersen (b. 1673) |
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| jesper friis DE (b. 1673) |
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jesper jespersen Danish judge (1767-1829), DK (b. 1767) |
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| jesper andreas kolderup 1727-1767 priest, missionary (b. 1727) |
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