Family name Gynther (金瑟 
, Gynther 
) , all around the world, is a rare cognomen. The family name Gynther is characteristic of Northern Europe, particularly Finland, where it is quite a rare surname, Denmark, and Sweden, where it is a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Finland, Denmark, and Australia. Much less frequently, Gynther is the forename as well as the last name.
| sven vilhelm gynther Swedish civil servant, SE (b. 1796) |
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| otto fredrik gynther SE (b. 1810) |
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kate gynther Australian water polo player, AU (b. 1982) |
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| august gynther Pharmacist, Copenhagen. Owner of Paul Hermann's collections from Ceylon and Malabar. Linnaeus used them for Flora Zeylanica (1747). After Gynther's death the collections were sold to Joseph Banks. Correspondent of Linnaeus. |
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| mikko gynther researcher |
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| ian gynther researcher |
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| timo gynther FI |
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