Globally, Peder (Peder 
, بيدر 
, Педер 
) is quite a rare masculine given name. The first name Peder is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Sweden, where it is quite a common male name, Denmark, and Norway, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Very seldom, Peder is the last name as well as the forename.
Peder is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!
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| Peder | Norway, Denmark, United States, Sweden, Israel |
| بيدر | Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq |
| Педер | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Russia |
| پدر | Afghanistan, Turkey, Iran |
Kepa, Pedro, Pedru, Peer, Peeter, Peetu, Pehr, Per, Pere, Pero, Peru, Petar, Petelo, Peter, Peters, Petko, Petr, Petras, Petri, Petro, Petros, Petru, Petrus, Petter, Petteri, Petur, Piero, Pierre, Piet, Pietari, Pieter, Pietro, Piotr, Piters, Pjeter, Pjetur, Pjetër, Péder, Péter, Pétur, Pēteris, Πέτρος, Πέτρου, Πετρος, П'Ер, П'Єр, Педро, Педру, Пеер, Пер,
Peder is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Peder Anker Wedel-Jarlsberg , the Peder Anker Wedel-Jarlsberg as depicted in television series Atlantic Crossing; Peder Mortensgaard , the character in the play "Rosmersholm" and Peder Ås , the fictional character.
| peder strangesen Abt 1170 - 1241 Ribe, DK (b. 1170) |
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| peder bang Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1300) |
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| peder arvidsson ribbing 1350- (b. 1350) |
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peder jensen lodehat Danish canon (+1416), DK (b. 1400) |
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| peder mickelsen kruse (b. 1350) |
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| peder lykke Roman Catholic archbishop (b. 1400) |
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| peder nilsson SE (b. 1390) |
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| peder särkilax Finnish scientist, FI (b. 1401) |
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peder jakobsson SE (b. 1470) |
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| peder turesson Swedish politician, SE (b. 1450) |
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| peder fredag Swedish military personnel, SE (b. 1450) |
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| peder bengtsson gylta (b. 1443) |
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peder palladius Lutheran theologian, DK (b. 1503) |
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peder skram Danish admiral, DK (b. 1503) |
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| peder villadsen (b. 1450) |
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Rd, Thomsen, Nilsson, Nielsen, Anderson, Andersen, Karlsson, Pedersen, Lindberg, Jacobson, Jonsson, Jacobsen, Johansen, Eriksson, Sørensen, Andersson, Rasmussen, Johansson, Henriksen, Kristensen, Jørgensen, Jakobsen, Johnsen, Johnson, Larsson, Berg, Dahl, Lund, Ller, Holm, Smith, Olsen, Madsen, Seglund, Strand, Rensen, Larsen, Jensen, Nelson, Hansen, Møller, Arneson, Knudsen, Persson, Poulsen, Rgensen, Christensen, and Christiansen