Christoffer

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Usage: Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, German, Dutch, Finnish, English (Modern, Rare)Pronounced: kris-TUWF-feh (Swedish), krehs-DO-fu (Danish), kris-TAW-fu (German), KREE-stof-fehr (Finnish), KRIS-tə-fər (English)Form of Christopher used in several languages.
― RHAWK3935  7/1/2019
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Has the same pronunciation as the original Christopher, KRIS-tə-fər.
― RHAWK3935  5/3/2019
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Creative spelling variant of CHRISTOPHER, despite being its Scandinavian form. Some people might get away with pronouncing it as KRIS-tə-fər.
― RHAWK3935  1/2/2019
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Christoffer is not only frequently used as a name in Scandinavia, but also in Germany and the Netherlands.
― Lucille  10/9/2008
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King Christoffer III af Bavaria (1416-1448). He was son of Johann I of Pfalz-Neumarkt-Neunburg and Catharina (Sister of Danish King Erik VII) and hence grandson of Nordic Queen Margrete I. He was
king of Denmark 1440-1448
king of Sweden 1441-1448
king of Norway 1442-1448
― Anonymous User  10/15/2007
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Listen to the German pronunciation of Christoffer here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html.
― _satu_  10/24/2006
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