Around the globe, Sweder (Sweder 
) is a very rare largely masculine, but seldom female forename. The forename Sweder is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Netherlands, where it is a very rare masculine name. More frequently, Sweder is the last name as well as the forename.
| sweder i van beusichem heer van vianen Peerage person ID=555931 (b. 1225) |
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| sweder i heer van bloemenstein Peerage person ID=555930 (b. 1285) |
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| sweder ii van beusichem-vianen (1290-1333) (b. 1290) |
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| sweder van vianen heer van beverweerd (1330-1405) (b. 1330) |
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| sweder of abcoude (1340-1400) (b. 1340) |
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| sweder schele DE (b. 1569) |
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sweder ferdinandus antonius canisius maria van wijnbergen Dutch politician, NL (b. 1897) |
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sweder godfried maria van voorst tot voorst Dutch diplomat (1910-1988), NL (b. 1910) |
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| sweder van wijnbergen Dutch economist, NL (b. 1951) |
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| sweder van hekeren gen. van rechteren, heer van voorst en keppel - 1484 Keppel |
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| sweder w van de poll researcher |
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| sweder van culemborg - 4 Jul 1502/6 Apr 1503 |
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| sweder van appeldoorn, heer tot de poll - 1645 |
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| sweder van voorst Est 1250 - |
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| sweder van voorst - 1339 |
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