Baby Names

Basque baby names

86 names of Basque origin with their meaning

  • Ximena

    Girl

    Means "she who has heard", "the one who listens".

    Basque · Hebrew

  • Jimena

    Girl

    Means "she who has heard" — the modern Castilian spelling of Ximena.

    Basque · Hebrew

  • Ainhoa

    Girl

    The name of a village in the French Basque Country and of its Marian shrine.

    Basque

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Ximena — "she who has heard".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • A variant of Xavier, meaning "bright".

    Basque · Spanish · Portuguese

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Jimena — "she who has heard".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Ximena — "she who has heard".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Nerea

    Girl

    Means "mine" in Basque, and "of the sea" if read from Greek.

    Basque · Greek

  • Amaia

    Girl

    Means "the end", "the culmination".

    Basque

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Jimena — "she who has heard".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Leire

    Girl

    The name of the Navarrese monastery of San Salvador de Leyre.

    Basque

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Leire — the name of the Navarrese monastery of San Salvador de Leyre.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Nerea — "mine".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque · Greek

  • Ainara

    Girl

    Means "swallow", the bird.

    Basque

  • Alaia

    Girl

    Means "cheerful" in Basque, and "sublime" in Arabic.

    Basque · Arabic

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Leire — the name of the Navarrese monastery of San Salvador de Leyre.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Nerea — "mine".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque · Greek

  • Iker

    Boy

    Of Basque origin; in Basque it means "the one who brings good news".

    Basque

  • Maite

    Girl

    Means "beloved" in Basque, and doubles as the short form of María Teresa.

    Basque · Hebrew

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Begoña — the Marian title of the patron of Biscay.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Javiera — "woman of the new house".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Maite — "beloved".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Zuri — "white and beautiful".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque · African

  • Naia

    Girl

    Means "wish" in Basque, and coincides with the Naiads, the Greek water nymphs.

    Basque · Greek

  • Nayara

    Girl

    Means "swallow", and has also been linked to Navarre.

    Basque

  • Zuri

    Girl

    Means "white and beautiful" in Basque; also "beautiful" in Swahili.

    Basque · African

  • Ainoa

    Girl

    The Castilianised spelling of Ainhoa, the French Basque village.

    Basque

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Javiera — "woman of the new house".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Zuri — "white and beautiful".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Basque · African

  • Means "thornbush", from Basque arantza. Widely used in Mexico.

    Basque

  • The Marian title of the patron of Biscay.

    Basque

  • Of Basque origin, meaning "hillside" or "slope".

    Basque · Spanish

  • Feminine of Xavier: "woman of the new house", from Basque etxe berri.

    Basque

  • Unai

    Boy

    Of Basque origin, meaning "cowherd" or "cowboy".

    Basque

  • Comes from the Souletin expression "aitoren semea", meaning "noble", from the Basque "aita onen semea", "son of good parents".

    Basque

  • The Basque form of Andrés (Andrew). Means "virile" or "manly".

    Basque

  • A Basque word meaning "valley".

    Basque · Catalan · Spanish

  • The Gipuzkoan shrine of the Virgin of Arantzazu.

    Basque

  • A unisex Basque name meaning "beautiful".

    Basque

  • Of Latin origin, the Basque variant of Ignatius, meaning "bearer of fire".

    Latin · Basque · Spanish

  • Ion

    Boy

    Of Latin or Romanian origin, a variant of John, meaning "gift of God".

    Latin · Romanian · Basque

  • Jon

    Boy

    Basque variant of John, meaning "God is merciful".

    Basque · Spanish

  • Basque variant of Luciano (Lucian), a Latin name meaning "born at dawn".

    Basque · Latin

  • Urko

    Boy

    Basque, meaning "of the water".

    Basque

  • A compound of the Basque place name Ainhoa and Sol, "sun".

    Basque · Latin

  • Of Latin origin; means "white" in Basque.

    Latin · Basque

  • Basque variant of Antonio, meaning "brave".

    Basque

  • Basque variant of Antonio or Antón.

    Basque