Given name & surname
Hasse
“God is gracious”
In Swedish use, Hasse is a diminutive of Hans. In Scandinavian use, Hans carries the interpretation “God is gracious.”
Original GermanJohannes
Meaning & origin
What it means
In Swedish use, Hasse is a diminutive of Hans. In Scandinavian use, Hans carries the interpretation “God is gracious.”
Explained through its name family
How it developed
In Swedish usage, Hasse is a diminutive of Hans.
Hasse’s family of names
In Swedish usage, Hasse is a diminutive of Hans. In German usage, Hasse has a related form in Johannes.
The ring: nicknames and forms.
Nicknames & forms 2
Diminutives, pet forms, short forms and variants used alongside the name.
People named Hasse
- Hasse EkmanSwedish actor and director (1915–2004)
- Hasse JeppsonSwedish footballer (1925–2013)
- Hasse BorgSwedish footballerborn 1953
- Hasse BackeSwedish association football player and managerborn 1952
- Hasse ThomsénSwedish Olympic medalist1942–2004
- Hasse BörjesSwedish speed skaterborn 1948
- Hasse Pavia LindDanish archerborn 1979
- Hasse AnderssonSwedish country singer and songwriterborn 1948
- Hasse ZetterströmSwedish author, columnist and editor (1877-1946)
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