Ximena
GirlMeans "she who has heard", "the one who listens".
Basque · Hebrew
86 names of Basque origin with their meaning
Means "she who has heard", "the one who listens".
Basque · Hebrew
Means "she who has heard" — the modern Castilian spelling of Ximena.
Basque · Hebrew
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
Means "mine" in Basque, and "of the sea" if read from Greek.
Basque · Greek
Means "the end", "the culmination".
Basque
Combines Ana — "grace" — with Jimena — "she who has heard".
Hebrew · Biblical · Basque
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
Means "swallow", the bird.
Basque
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
Of Basque origin; in Basque it means "the one who brings good news".
Basque
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
Means "wish" in Basque, and coincides with the Naiads, the Greek water nymphs.
Basque · Greek
Means "swallow", and has also been linked to Navarre.
Basque
Means "white and beautiful" in Basque; also "beautiful" in Swahili.
Basque · African
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
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
Of Latin or Romanian origin, a variant of John, meaning "gift of God".
Latin · Romanian · Basque
Basque variant of John, meaning "God is merciful".
Basque · Spanish
Basque variant of Luciano (Lucian), a Latin name meaning "born at dawn".
Basque · Latin
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