Kaspian
A boy's name tied to the Caspian Sea, Greek at root and a cousin of Kacper and Kasper. It stays rare in Poland: most people here have never met one, and after climbing through the 2010s the count of newborns has eased off again.
Kaspian Pronunciation
Kaspian is pronounced KAHSP-yahn (/ˈkaspjan/).
How many people are named Kaspian
1 in 32051 men in Poland is named Kaspian. 666 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1147 among male names.
Kaspian's popularity over time
27 boys were given the name in 2025, ranking #458 among newborns. It has been climbing since 2007.
Where Kaspian is most popular
Kaspian is most popular in Lubusz, 136% above the national average (13 boys born 2019–2025), followed by West Pomeranian (+135%) and Opole (+56%). It is least common in Świętokrzyskie and Masovian, 68% and 57% below average respectively.
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Lubusz13 boys born+136%
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West Pomeranian22 boys born+135%
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Opole8 boys born+56%
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Łódź22 boys born+56%
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Pomeranian23 boys born+41%
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Greater Poland32 boys born+34%
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Silesian33 boys born+31%
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Kuyavian-Pomeranian14 boys born+15%
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Lower Silesian18 boys born+3%
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Lublin10 boys born−12%
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Subcarpathian9 boys born−33%
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Podlaskie4 boys born−45%
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Lesser Poland13 boys born−48%
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Masovian17 boys born−57%
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Świętokrzyskie2 boys born−68%
Kaspian as a middle name
Kaspian is a first name for 666 men in Poland and a middle name for another 109, an 86/14 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 676th, between Federico (109) and Yves (109).
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674
110Stanislas
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675
109Federico
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676109Kaspian
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677
109Yves
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678
108Adel