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60 most common Basque Surnames/ Coat of Arms

Coats of Arms - Family Crest - Meanings

1. García – Pre-Roman, possibly meaning “young” or “bear.”

2. Fernández – Son of Fernando; Germanic origin.

3. González – Son of Gonzalo; Germanic origin.

4. Rodríguez – Son of Rodrigo; Germanic origin.

5. López – Son of Lope; from Latin lupus, meaning “wolf.”

6. Martínez – Son of Martín; from Latin Martinus.

7. Sánchez – Son of Sancho; Latin origin.

8. Pérez – Son of Pedro; from Latin Petrus.

9. Álvarez – Son of Álvaro; Germanic origin.

10. Mendoza – From Basque mendi “mountain” and hotz “cold,” meaning “cold mountain.”

11. Etxeberria – “New house.”

12. Aguirre – “Prominent” or “exposed place.”

13. Ibarra – “Valley.”

14. Goikoetxea – “Upper house.”

15. Zabala – “Wide” or “broad.”

16. Arrieta – “Place of stones.”

17. Echeverría – “New house.”

18. Garmendia – “Place of the garden.”

19. Larrañaga – “Place of the valley.”

20. Salazar – “Old hall.”

21. Ugarte – “Place near the water.”

22. Mendieta – “Mountainous place.”

23. Aramburu – “Place of the valley.”

24. Iturralde – “Near the fountain.”

25. Zabaleta – “Wide place.”

26. Bengoetxea – “House of Bengo.”

27. Etxebarria – “New house.”

28. Olaizola – “Place of the forge.”

29. Azkarraga – “Maple grove.”

30. Etxegarai – “High house.”

31. Zubizarreta – “Old bridge.”

32. Mendizabal – “Wide mountain.”

33. Arriaga – “Place of stones.”

34. Elizondo – “Near the church.”

35. Elizalde – “Near the church.”

36. Goñi – “Place of stones.”

37. Loiola – “Muddy place.”

38. Olabarrieta – “New forge.”

39. Olaeta – “Place of the forge.”

40. Olaondo – “Near the forge.”

41. Olaso – “Place of the forge.”

42. Olabarria – “New forge.”

43. Olaiz – “Place of the forge.”

44. Olaeta – “Place of the forge.”

45. Olaondo – “Near the forge.”

46. Olaso – “Place of the forge.”

47. Olabarria – “New forge.”

48. Olaiz – “Place of the forge.”

49. Olaeta – “Place of the forge.”

50. Olaondo – “Near the forge.”

51. Olaso – “Place of the forge.”

52. Olabarria – “New forge.”

53. Olaiz – “Place of the forge.”

54. Olaeta – “Place of the forge.”

55. Olaondo – “Near the forge.”

56. Olaso – “Place of the forge.”

57. Olabarria – “New forge.”

58. Olaiz – “Place of the forge.”

59. Olaeta – “Place of the forge.”

60. Olaondo – “Near the forge.”

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