Kaspar is a name of German origin derived from the Persian word "kaspad, " meaning "treasurer" or "guardian of the treasure. " It is associated with one of the three wise men who attended the birth of Christ, ascribed by popular tradition in Europe. The name gained popularity during the Middle Ages and has since spread to various parts of the world. It is often regarded as a regal and noble name, embodying qualities of generosity, and selflessness. Over time, the name has evolved from a given name to a surname, with numerous variations across different cultures. Its historical and cultural significance make it a memorable and cherished name.
