Navera
Basque/Spanish · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Navera
Navera is a Spanish surname derived from the Basque region, likely stemming from a place name or geographical feature, with roots potentially connected to "nava" (Basque for "plain" or "field").
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Etymology
Navera is a Spanish surname derived from the Basque region, likely stemming from a place name or geographical feature, with roots potentially connected to "nava" (Basque for "plain" or "field"). The name primarily appears in Spanish and Basque-speaking communities, particularly in northern Spain, with historical presence in the Navarre region.
Navera currently ranks #18,085 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2016.
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