In the mountainous Basque region straddling France and Spain, unique language and cultural pride define baby naming. These names—think Aitor or Amaia—stem from Euskara, Europe’s oldest living tongue, unrelated to neighboring dialects. They often celebrate nature or hint at Basque legends and local identity. Embracing a Basque baby name preserves an ancient heritage of independence, bridging the Pyrenees and forging a connection that transcends borders.
Virgin Mary
Of Arabic origin, meaning "wise" or "thoughtful."
A feminine form of Alon, meaning "oak tree" or "strong."
Amaia is the Basque form of Amaya, meaning "the end" or "the top."
Of Greek origin, a variant of Andrew, meaning "manly" or "brave."
Of Latin origin, meaning "priceless one."
Priceless one
Beautiful
God is my help
Home leader
Visitation
Unknowing or fiery
Fiery or ardent
Hazelnut
Who resembles god
Associated with bold qualities.
The messenger of god
Future
Desire, aspiration
Noble
Wise protector
New house
New house
Beautiful
Of the Russian origin.
Bright, new house
Happy
White and lovely
