Meaning & History
Finnish, Estonian, Macedonian and Serbian short form of Christopher.
Related Names
Other Languages & CulturesKristofor, Kristo(Albanian) Kristapor(Armenian) Hristiyan, Hristofor, Kristian, Kristiyan, Hristo(Bulgarian) Kristijan, Kristofor, Krsto(Croatian) Kristián, Kryštof(Czech) Carsten, Christian, Karsten, Kristian, Kristoffer, Chris, Christen, Christoffer, Kresten, Kris, Kristen(Danish) Christiaan, Chris, Christoffel(Dutch) Christian, Christopher, Chip, Chris, Christie, Christy, Kester, Kit, Kris, Kristopher, Topher(English) Kris(Flemish) Chrétien, Christian, Christophe(French) Christian, Christoph, Chris(German) Christoforos(Greek) Kristóf, Krisztián, Krisztofer(Hungarian) Kristján, Kristófer(Icelandic) Críostóir, Christy(Irish) Cristiano, Cristoforo(Italian) Christophoros(Late Greek) Christianus, Christophorus(Late Roman) Krišjānis, Kristaps, Kristiāns, Kristofers, Krišs, Kristers(Latvian) Kristijonas, Kristupas(Lithuanian) Carsten, Karsten(Low German) Christian, Karsten, Kristian, Kristoffer, Christen, Christoffer, Kristen(Norwegian) Krystian, Krzysztof, Krystyn, Krzyś, Krzysiek(Polish) Cristiano, Cristóvão(Portuguese) Cristian, Cristi(Romanian) Khristofor(Russian) Kristián, Krištof(Slovak) Kristijan, Kristjan, Krištof(Slovene) Kito(Sorbian) Cristián, Cristóbal, Cristian, Cristopher(Spanish) Christian, Kristian, Kristoffer, Christer, Christoffer, Krister, Kristofer(Swedish)
Surname DescendantRistić(Serbian)