Throughout the world, Lars-Erik (Lars-Erik 
) is a rare masculine forename. The first name Lars-Erik is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Sweden, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Norway, where it is a rare masculine name, and Finland. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Sweden, Germany, and Norway. Much less frequently, Lars-Erik is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Lars, and a first name Erik.
|
|
lars-erik forslin SE (b. 1885) |
|
|
lars-erik larsson Swedish composer and conductor (1908-1986), SE (b. 1908) |
|
|
lars-erik lallerstedt Swedish architect, SE (b. 1910) |
|
|
lars-erik wahlgren Swedish military personnel (1929-1999), SE (b. 1929) |
|
|
lars-erik englund Swedish lieutenant-general and commander of the air force, SE (b. 1934) |
|
|
lars-erik larsson Swedish rower, SE (b. 1937) |
|
|
lars-erik bengtsson Swedish swimmer, SE (b. 1942) |
|
|
lars-erik persson Swedish mathematician, SE (b. 1944) |
|
|
lars-erik liljelund Swedish ecologist, SE (b. 1947) |
|
|
lars-erik cederman political scientist, SE (b. 1963) |
|
|
lars-erik edlund SE (b. 1953) |
|
| lars-erik thunholm svensk bankdirektör och författare, SE (b. 1914) |
|
|
|
lars-erik borge Norwegian economist, NO (b. 1964) |
|
| lars-erik svahn (b. 1908) |
|
|
| lars-erik löfman actor (1922-2008) (b. 1922) |
|
Alm, Mathisen, Sandberg, Svensson, Sjöberg, Andersen, Carlsson, Karlsson, Pedersen, Lindberg, Johnsson, Johansen, Eriksson, Håkansson, Forsberg, Olofsson, Magnusson, Andersson, Bengtsson, Johansson, Pettersson, Gustavsson, Wulfsberg, Ohlsson, Ottosson, Hansson, Berg, Blom, Palm, Hedin, Olsen, Larsen, Lundin, Jensen, Hansen, Olsson, Gustafsson, Persson, Lindqvist, Jansson, Johnson, Jonsson, Nilsson, Nielsen, Nyström, Ericson, Eriksen, Englund, Larsson, and Kristiansen