Balthazar
[ˈbælθəzɑːr]Meaning
one of the Three Wise Men; means 'Baal protects the king'
Background Story
The name Balthazar is traditionally associated with one of the Magi, or Wise Men, who visited Jesus after his birth, as mentioned in the Christian tradition. His name is often interpreted in the context of the gifts he brought and his significance in recognizing the star that heralded the birth of Christ.
Variations
Balthasar, Balthazaar
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