Kaspariainen
Kaspariainen is a Finnish surname. It is derived from the given name Kasperi, which is the Finnish form of Casper. Casper is a traditional name often associated with one of the Three Wise Men who visited the infant Jesus. The suffix "-nen" is a common Finnish diminutive or patronymic suffix, suggesting "son of Kasperi" or "little Kasperi."
The surname Kaspariainen is most prevalent in Finland, particularly in the regions of Eastern Finland. Like
Genealogical records and population studies indicate that the Kaspariainen surname is not exceptionally common but is