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English
Etymology
Gr. ��ι��ο���ο� or 'Christ-bearing'. The meaning of the name suggested the legend of St. Christopher carrying the Christ child across water.
Pronunciation
UK (w:Received Pronunciation|RP): IPA|/�kɹɪs.t�.f�/
US: IPA|/�kɹɪs.t�.f�/
Proper noun
en-proper noun
- given name|male|from Greek|.
Translations
trans-top|a male given name
Arabic: ARchar|�ر�ست��ر (Kristoofer)
Aragonese: Cristofo
Armenian: Ô¿Ö�Õ«Õ½Õ¤Õ¡ÕºÕ¸Ö� (Krisdapor)
Basque: Kristobal
Bengali: ��রিস���ফার
Breton: Kristof, Kristol
Bulgarian: Х�и��о (Hristo)
Catalan: Cristòfol
Chinese: ����� (Kèl�situofú)
Cornish: Kitto
Czech: Kryštof
Danish: Christoffer
Dutch: Christoffel, Kristof(Kristoffel|fel)
Finnish: Risto
French: Christophe
Galician: Cristovo
Georgian: á�¥á� á��á�¡á�¢á��á�¤á��á� á��
German: Christoph, Christof
Greek: Χ�ι����ο�ο� (Christóphoros), Χ�ή��ο� (Hr�stos)
Hebrew: �ר�ס��פר (Kristofer)
Hindi: ��रिस�त�फर (Kristophar)
Hungarian: Kristóf
Icelandic: Kristófer
Irish: CrÃostóir
Italian: Cristoforo
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Japanese: ������� (Kurisutof�)
Korean: í�¬ë¦¬ì�¤í� í�¼ (keuriseutopeo)
Latin: Christophorus
Latvian: Kristaps
Lithuanian: Kristupas
Maltese: Ħamallu
Middle English: Cristofre
Norwegian: Kristoffer
Occitan: Cristòl
Polish: Krzysztof
Portuguese: Cristóvão
Russian: Х�и��о�о� (Xristófor)
Scottish Gaelic: Gillecrìosd
Sicilian: Cristòfuru
Slovak: Kryštof
Slovene: Krištof
Spanish: Cristóbal
Swedish: Kristoffer
Tamil: �ிரிஸ���பர� (Kristopar)
Thai: THchar|à¸�ริสà¹�à¸�à¹�à¸�à¸à¸£à¹� (Kristofeur)
Turkish: Kristof
Welsh: Cristoffer
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Danish
Proper noun
Christopher
- given name|male||da: borrowed from English.
German
Proper noun
Christopher
- given name|male||de: borrowed from English.
Norwegian
Proper noun
Christopher
- given name|male||no: borrowed from English.
Swedish
Proper noun
Christopher
- given name|male||sv: borrowed from English.
is:Christopher
pl:Christopher
sr:Christopher
fi:Christopher
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