Basque names
Abarran
Basque, from Hebrew
father of multitudes
Adur
Basque
luck, fate
Ainara
Basque
swallow (bird)
Ainhara
Puerto Rican variation of Ainara, Basque
swallow (bird)
Ainoa
Basque, variation of Ainhoa
one of the fertile earth
Aintza
Basque
glory
Alahia
Puerto Rican variation of Alaia, Basque
joyful, happy
Alaia
Basque
joyful, happy
Alasne
Basque
Miracle
Alazne
Basque
miracle
Amahia
Variation of Amaia, Spanish or Basque
high place or end
Amaia
Spanish or Basque
high place or end
Amaiia
Variation of Amaia, Spanish or Basque
high place or end
Amayah
Variation of Amaya or Amaia, Spanish, Basque, Japanese
mother city; the end; night rain; heavenly valley
Anaia
Basque or feminization of Anaiah, Hebrew
brother; God has answered
Anaiah
Variation of Anaia, Basque, or Hebrew
brother; God has answered
Anaya
Arabic, Basque
care, concern; the end
Ander
Basque form of Andrew and Andreas, Greek, "strong and manly"
strong and manly
Andoni
Basque variation of Anthony, Latin
from Antium
Arantxa
Basque
thornbush
Aranza
Basque
Among the thorns
Arazoa
Basque
Problem
Argi
Basque
light
Argider
Basque
beautiful light
Aritz
Basque
oak
Aroa
Basque
era, time
Arrats
Basque "afternoon, dusk"
afternoon, dusk
Asier
Basque
the beginning
Auriol
Latin, Basque
golden
Bakar
Basque
alone
Bakarne
Basque
alone
Basajaun
Basque
lord of the woods
Belita
Spanish and Basque diminutive of Isabella, Italian
pledged to God; beautiful
Beñat
Basque
variation of Bernard
Berezi
Basque
special
Bihotza
Basque
heart, spirit, courage, darling
Bikendi
Basque
variation of Vincent
Bittor
Basque
victory
Bolivar
Basque
mill at the riverbank
Eder
Basque
handsome
Ederne
Basque
beautiful
Edur
Basque
snow
Edurne
Basque
snow
Eider
Animal name or Basque
beautiful
Elaya
Variation of Elijah, Leah, or Elaia, Hebrew, Basque
my God is Yahweh, weary, swallow (bird)
Elixane
Basque, diminutive or local variant of Elizabeth
pledged to God
Eloria
Basque
hawthorn
Elorie
Variation of Eloria, Elora, or Ellory, Basque, Hebrew, English
hawthorn; my God is my light; cheerful, happy
Elorria
Basque
hawthorn
Emeteri
Basque form of Emeterius, Latin from Greek
distinguished
Enara
Basque
swallow (bird)
Eneko
Basque
my little one
Erdutza
Basque
snow
Erlantz
Basque
to glow, shine, sparkle
Erlea
Basque
bee
Esti
Hebrew diminutive of Esther, Persian, or Basque
star; sweet honey
Estiñe
Basque
sweet honey
Fermin
Basque, Spanish
strong
Furman
Variation of Fermin, Basque, Spanish
strong
Ganix
Basque
God is gracious
Hirune
Basque
trinity
Ibai
Basque
river
Ibon
Basque
river
Idoia
Basque
pond, pool
Iker
Basque
visitation
Ilargi
Basque
moon
Ilia
Variation of Iliana or Julia, Greek, Basque, Bulgarian "from Illium or Troy; youthful or sky father; Yahweh is God"
from Illium or Troy; youthful or sky father; Yahweh is God
Imanol
Basque, from Hebrew
God is with us
Inaki
Basque
fiery, ardent
Inara
Arabic, Basque, mythology, "shining light, enlightenment; sunray; goddess"
shining light, enlightenment; sunray; goddess
Inigo
Basque, medieval Spanish variation of Ignatius
fiery
Irati
Basque
fern field
Irune
Basque
trinity
Itsaso
Basque
ocean
Itzal
Basque
Shadow
Itziar
Basque, Spanish
old stone
Izadi
Basque
nature
Izan
Basque variation of Ethan or Japanese
strong, firm; reliable mountain
Izar
Basque
star
Izara
Arabic, Basque, Hausa
shawl; star; section of tree
Izaro
Basque
island
Izei
Basque
fir tree
Izeia
Basque
fir tree
Javier
Spanish variation of Xavier, Basque
new house
Jimeno
Variation of Ximen, Basque "son"
son
Julen
Basque variation of Julian, English
youthful; downy
Ksawery
Polish variation of Xavier, Basque
new house
Ksaweryna
Polish feminine variation of Xavier, Basque
new house
Lamina
Basque
water nymph
Libe
Basque form of Libya, Greek
North Africa
Lizar
Basque tree name
Ash tree
Loria
Basque
glory
Luziana
Basque variation of Luciana, Italian and Spanish
light
Maite
Basque
beloved
Mari
Variation of Maria or Mary, Basque, Japanese
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved; gift, mother; truth, genuine, villlage
Mendoza
Basque surname
cold mountain
Mikel
Basque and Scandinavian variation of Michael
who is like God
Mirentxu
Basque, from the Hebrew or Egyptian Mary
drop of the sea; bitter; beloved; love
Nahia
Basque
wish
Nahiara
Puerto Rican variation of Naiara, Basque
town between the rocks
Naia
Hawaiian, Greek, Basque
dolphin; to flow; wave, sea foam
Naiari
Basque
from Nájera; town between rocks
Naroa
Basque
abundant
Nekane
Basque form of Dolores
sorrows
Nere
Basque
mine
Nerea
Basque
mine
Nya
Swahili, Basque, "tenacity, purpose, aim; sea fam, wave"
tenacity, purpose, aim; sea fam, wave
Oihan
Basque
forest
Oihana
Basque
forest
Ostadar
Basque
rainbow
Palben
Basque
blond
Pelí
Latin and Basque
happy
Pello
Greek and Basque
stone
Picard
French from Basque
from Picardy
Sabien
Romanian, Bulgarian, Basque, from Latin
from the Sabines
Sabienne
Romanian, Bulgarian, Basque, from Latin
from the Sabines
Sabin
Romanian, Bulgarian, Basque, from Latin
from the Sabines
Sendoa
Basque
strong
Txomin
Basque, from Latin
belonging to the lord
Umaya
Variation of Uma, Maya, Umay, Amaya, or Umayma, Sanskrit, Hindi, Hebrew, Turkish, Basque, Arabic
light, flax; magic, illusion; beloved; womb; the end; mother
Unai
Basque
cowherd
Urki
Basque
birch tree
Uxue
Basque, place name
dove
Xabat
Basque variation of Salvador, Spanish
savior
Xaho
Basque
of Galicia
Xanti
Basque
St James
Xaverie
Feminine variation of Xavier, Basque
new house
Xaverio
Variation of Xavier, Basque
new house
Xavi
Catalan diminutive of Xavier, Basque or Arabic
new house or bright
Xavia
Basque or Arabic
new house or bright
Xavier
Basque
new house
Xaviera
Feminine variation of Xavier, Basque
new house
Xeveria
Variation of Xaviera or Xavier, Basque
new house
Ximen
Spanish and Basque
son
Ximeno
Variation of Ximen, Basque
son
Zadornin
Basque
Saturn
Zaviyan
Variation of Xavier, Basque, Urdu, Arabic
new house; brilliant, shining; slender
Zeru
Basque
sky
Zhavia
Variation of Xavier, Arabic, Basque
new house; bright
Zorion
Basque
happiness
Zumar
Basque
elm tree
Zuzen
Basque
just, justice