Basque

Baby names in Basque culture often reflect the traditions, language, and heritage of the Basque people, an ethnic group residing in the Basque Country, which spans northern Spain and southwestern France.

  • Izarra

    Spanish and Basque, “star.”

  • Alaia

    Arabic, “sublime.”

  • LeBron

    Spanish and English, “cowardly, timid.”

  • Baez

    Spanish, “son of Pelayo, crow, black.” 

  • Xavia

    Basque, Arabic, “new house, bright.”

  • Naia

    Greek, Hawaiian, “water nymph, dolphin.”

  • Anaia

    Hebrew, “God answers.”

  • Izar

    Basque, “star.”

  • Amaya

    Basque, Japanese, and Hindi, “night rain”, or “guileless.”

  • Zavia

    Basque and Spanish, “new house.”

  • Zarela

    Spanish, “princess, lordly.”

  • Zuri

    Swahili, Hebrew, “beautiful”, “God is my strength.”

  • Xavier

    Basque, “new house.”

  • Naiara

    Arabic, Basque and Spanish place name.

  • Imanol

    Basque, “God is with us, faith.”

  • Inigo

    Spanish, Basque, “fire.”

  • Vasco

    Spanish, “Basque.”