Joakim
Joakim is a male given name that occurs in Finnish and especially in the Scandinavian languages . The German form of the name is Joachim ; for the origin and meaning of the name see there.
Name bearer
- Ioakim I (Patriarch) (Ioakim von Tarnowo, also: Joakim; † 1246), from 1235 to 1246 patriarch of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church
- Joakim Andersson (* 1989), Swedish ice hockey player
- Joakim Andersson (Badminton) (* 1977), Swedish badminton player
- Joakim Aune (* 1993), Norwegian ski jumper
- Joakim Berg (* 1970), Swedish composer, lyricist and singer
- Joakim Blom (* 1976), former Swedish basketball player
- Joakim Bonnier (1930–1972), Swedish racing driver
- Joakim Brodén (* 1980), Swedish-Czech singer and musician
- Joakim Göthberg (* 20th century), Swedish musician and producer
- Joakim Gunnerud (* 1989), Norwegian cyclist
- Joakim Haeggman (* 1969), Swedish golfer
- Joakim Hedqvist (* 1977), Swedish bandy player
- Joakim Ingelsson (* 1963), Swedish orienteer
- Joakim Larsson (* 1984), Swedish handball player
- Joakim Mæhle (* 1997), Danish football player
- Joakim Milder (* 1965), Swedish jazz saxophonist
- Joakim Nilsson (soccer player, 1966) (* 1966), Swedish soccer player
- Joakim Nilsson (soccer player, 1985) (* 1985), Swedish soccer player
- Joakim Nilsson (soccer player, 1994) (* 1994), Swedish soccer player
- Joakim Noah (* 1985), American basketball player
- Joakim Nyström (* 1963), Swedish tennis player
- Joakim Persson (soccer player) (* 1975), Swedish soccer player
- Joakim Pirinen (* 1961), Swedish illustrator, author, dramaturge and cartoonist
- Joakim Puhk (1888–1942), Estonian entrepreneur and sports official
- Joakim Runnemo (* 1986), Swedish football player
- Joakim Ryan (* 1993), American ice hockey player of Swedish origin
- Joakim Frederik Schouw (1789–1852), Danish botanist and university professor
- Joakim Segedi (1904-2004), Croatian auxiliary bishop of Križevci
- Joakim Sjöhage (* 1986), Swedish football player
- Joakim Frederik Skovgaard (1856–1933), Danish painter, sculptor and artisan
- Joakim Joakimowitsch Watsetis (1873-1938), Latvian officer, see Jukums Vācietis