Basque culture prizes tradition and independence, influencing the distinct ring of names for boys. Some evoke rural life in the Pyrenees, while others hail from clan lore or local Catholic saints. A name like Unai (“shepherd”) highlights strong pastoral links, while Aitor conveys proud lineage. Whichever path a family takes, a Basque baby boy name reflects the unyielding ethos of Europe’s unique linguistic enclave.
Visitation
New house
Home leader
Priceless one
Wise protector
Of Greek origin, a variant of Andrew, meaning "manly" or "brave."
Associated with bold qualities.
Beautiful
Of Arabic origin, meaning "wise" or "thoughtful."
Bright, new house
God is my help
Unknowing or fiery
The messenger of god
The name Asier means "the beginning" or "dawn" in Basque.
Happy
Fiery or ardent
Xabi is a Basque form of the name "Xavier," which means "new house" or "bright."
Kilyan is a variant of the name Killian, which is of Irish origin meaning "church" or "war strife."
The name Azier is of Basque origin and means "helpful" or "supportive."
Seve is a variant of the name "Seve," which is often associated with the name "Severino." The name Severino is of Latin origin and means "stern" or "severe."
Wind
The name Mari means "sea" or "bitter."
The meaning of Eneko is "my little one" or "faithful."
God will provide
The meaning of Unai is "shepherd."
The meaning of the name Xanti is "defender of mankind."
Unknown
Borja is of Spanish origin and is often associated with the meaning "fortress" or "fortified settlement."
Star
The name Endrik means "ruler of the home" or "home ruler."
Son of Ethan
Endry: Ruler of the home
Hope
Protector
The meaning of Kilyam is "determined protector."
