Balthazar (given name)

Balthasar is a male first name and a last name.

Origin and Meaning of the Name

Balthasar is a first name Babylonian- Hebrew origin. It means " Baal / God save his life " or " Baal / God Save the King ", derived from Belshazzar. Baal means as much as "lord" or " master."

Balthasar is in the Greek version of the Old Testament, the Septuagint, as epithet of the prophet Daniel called ( Dan 10.1 EU).

Name-day

  • January 6th ( Day of Remembrance of the Magi )

Variants

Baltasar, Baltazar, Balthazar, Balthes, Baldessari, Baldzer, Balzer, Baltzer, Baldus, ball, Balthas, Balster, Baltz, Balzar, Hausl ( Bavarian variant), Hauser (short form in Carinthia, Austria ), Boldizsár the Hungarian version.

Other names include the Baal: Hannibal ( furthermore, as a proper name disuse Hasdrubal, Beelzebub ).

Reinterpretation

Well-known bearers of the name

First name

  • One of the Magi; However, the Bible does not mention their names, they have survived only since the 8th century. Memorial Day (Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox ): 6th of January.
  • Balthasar von Aachen (17th century), German Steinmetz
  • Balthasar Klossowski de Rola with the artist name Balthus (1908-2001), French painter
  • Balthasar ( Werle ) (c. 1375-1421 ), Lord of Werle - Güstrow
  • Balthasar de Castro ( ~ * 1620, † 1687 ), from Sephardic family, was a Marrano, physician, philosopher and writer
  • Balthasar von Dernbach (1548-1606; Grauel called ), Benedictine, Prince-Abbot of Fulda 1570-1576 and 1602-1606, led by the Counter-Reformation and witch hunts
  • Balthasar von Esen († 1540), medieval pirates
  • Baltasar Gracian (1601-1658), Spanish writer, university teacher and Jesuit
  • Balthasar Mentzer the Elder (1565-1627), German Lutheran theologian
  • Balthasar Mentzer the Younger (1614-1679), German Lutheran theologian
  • Balthasar Mentzer III (1651-1715), German mathematician, astronomer and university lecturer
  • Balthasar Mentzer IV (1679-1741), German Lutheran theologian
  • Balthasar Neumann (1687-1753), German architect
  • Balthasar Schneider ( born 1984 ), Austrian ski jumper
  • Max Streibl Balthasar (1932-1998), former Prime Minister of Bavaria
  • Balthasar of Thuringia (1336-1406), Margrave of Meissen and Landgrave of Thuringia
  • Balthasar (Mecklenburg ) ( 1451-1507 ), Duke of Mecklenburg
  • Balthasar Permoser (1651-1732) important sculptor of the Baroque, responsible for the sculpture at the Zwinger (Dresden)
  • Balthasar von Promnitz (1488-1562), Bishop of Breslau

Family name

  • Balthasar ( family), vorpommersche pastors and scholars
  • Anna Christina Ehrenfried von Balthasar (1737-1808), Baccalaurea of Arts and Philosophy
  • Augustine Balthasar (1632-1688), German Protestant theologian and General Superintendent, see Augustine Balthasar
  • Augustin von Balthasar (1701-1786), German jurist and historian
  • Augustine Balthasar (1632-1688), German Protestant theologian and General Superintendent
  • Christiane Balthasar (* 1970), German television director
  • Georg Balthasar († 1629), Bohemian Protestant martyrs. Memorial Day ( Protestant): August 14.
  • Hans Urs von Balthasar (1905-1988), Swiss Catholic theologian
  • James III. Balthasar (1594-1670), German theologian
  • James IV Balthasar (1618-1691), German theologian
  • Jacob Balthasar ( jurist ) ( 1652-1706 ), German jurist
  • Jacob Heinrich von Balthasar (1690-1763), German Protestant theologian and historian
  • Joseph Anton Felix von Balthasar (1737-1810), Swiss historian
  • Marcel Balthasar (* 1939), Luxembourg Archer
  • Philipp Jakob von Balthasar (1726-1807), German theologian and church historian
  • Ramona Balthasar (* 1965), German rower
  • Wilhelm Balthasar (1914-1941), German fighter pilot
  • Wilhelm Balthasar Augustin - Wolfradt (1864-1945), German Freemasons

Others use

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