Hansens
Hansens is a surname of Scandinavian origin. It is derived from the given name Hans, a form of Johannes, and belongs to the family of patronymic names that were historically formed by adding a suffix to a father’s name. In Danish and Norwegian practice, Hansen is the most common form, with Hanssen also widely used; Hansens is a recognized variant that appears in some families and regions.
The form Hansens is typically seen as a surname rather than a literal “son of Hans” construction.
Geographic distribution and usage: The surname Hansens is most often found in Denmark and Norway, reflecting
Related names include Hansen and Hanssen, which share the same root in Hans. Spelling variants and regional