Bas Name Meaning, Origin and More

Gender	Male
Origin	Arabic
Religion	Islam

Letter	Meaning of the Letter
B	A deep thinker with a sensitive soul, you are incredibly loyal and value meaningful relationships while maintaining an open perspective.
A	You are a natural-born leader with an independent mindset, ambitious in your pursuits, and always striving for excellence.
S	Charming and emotionally attuned, you form deep connections with people, though sometimes emotions can lead to dramatic moments.

Abashsh

Refers to a commanding presence or leader, often found in religious texts.

Abasi

Implies a strong character or warrior, often connected to strength and resilience.

Abasin

Means 'fool' or 'ignorant person' in Arabic.

Abbas

Means 'lion' in Arabic, indicating bravery and strength.

Abbasi

Means 'descendant of Abbas', referring to the noble family lineage in Islamic history.

Abdul Baseer

The name means 'servant of the all-seeing' reflecting insight and awareness.

Abdul baset

It translates to 'servant of the one who spreads' signifying generosity and abundance.

Abdul Basir

The name means 'servant of the all-seeing' representing insight and perception.

Abdul Basit

Servant of the Expander (God)

Abdul-Basir

Servant of the All-Seeing

Abdulbaseer

Servant of the All-Seeing One.

Abdulbasir

Servant of the All-Seeing One.

Abdulbasit

Servant of the Expander (of provision).

Abubashir

Father of good tidings

Abulabbas

Father of Abbas; Abbas means 'lion' and is commonly associated with the uncle of Prophet Muhammad.

Abulbashar

Father of humanity; refers to someone who brings good tidings.

Akshitabasu

One who is ever alert and a protector of the good.

Al Abbas

It means 'the lion', often associated with bravery and strength.

Al-Basir

The All-Seeing

Al-Basit

The Extender; The Expander

Al-Basr

The Vision; The Site

Alabbas

Means 'the lion' or 'the brave', associated with loyalty.

Ambastha

Refers to a community traditionally associated with certain occupational roles, particularly in ancient India.

Anbas

Anbas means 'happy' or 'joyful' in Tamil.

Babasolaf

He who makes a journey; historically, a name of travelers or one's origin.

Barabas

Barabas means 'son of the father' in Hebrew.

Barnabas

Means 'son of encouragement' in Aramaic.

Basa

The name signifies 'the one who is wise' in Arabic.

Basaam

The name means 'smiling' or 'cheerful' in Arabic.

Basabi

This name refers to 'the one who is wise' in certain African cultures.

Basafa

The name means 'the one who is purifying' in Arabic.

Basair

It signifies 'the one who has insight' in Arabic.

Basak

The name means 'the one who brings peace' in Turkish.

Basam

This name translates to 'smiling' or 'the one who smiles' in Arabic.

Basan

The name signifies 'the one who is resolute' in Arabic.

Basant

It refers to 'the spring season' in Hindi.

Basanta

This name represents 'the arrival of spring' in Hindi.

Basantdeep

It means 'light of spring' in Hindi.

Basantmeet

Basantmeet translates to 'one who meets in spring', symbolizing joy and new beginnings.

Basantpaul

Basantpaul means 'spring strength', combining the essence of spring with strength.

Basantpreet

Basantpreet signifies 'one who loves spring', emphasizing affection for renewal and beauty.

Basantroop

Basantroop means 'the form of spring', capturing the essence of the spring season.

Basar

Basar means 'sight' or 'vision', often relating to understanding or insight.

Basasiri

Basasiri refers to 'the one with a kingly or noble disposition'.

Basaud

Basaud signifies 'bringer of prosperity' or 'wealth'.

Basav

Basav means 'bull', symbolizing strength and hard work in the context of farming and labor.

Basava

Basava also translates to 'bull', denoting strength and vitality, often linked to Lord Shiva.

Basavaraj

Basavaraj means 'king of bulls', a title of honor in some Indian cultures.

Basavaraja

Basavaraja has a similar meaning to Basavaraj, directly translating as 'king of bulls'.

Basavesh

Basavesh refers to 'Lord of the bulls', an epithet used for Lord Shiva.

Basaveshwara

Basaveshwara means 'the one who is Lord of the bulls', a revered title relating to Lord Shiva.

Basavraj

Basavraj signifies 'the king of the bulls', often used in context of a leader or ruler.

Basbas

Basbas is a diminutive or variation of names like Basil, often associated with 'royalty' or 'noble'.

Bascom

Bascom means 'the valley of the people', and is of English origin, used as a surname as well.

Basdev

Basdev means 'the god of the base', often referring to a foundational figure in spirituality.

Baseem

Baseem means 'smiling', highlighting a friendly and approachable demeanor.

Baseer

Baseer means 'perceptive' or 'visionary,' indicating someone with insight or clarity of thought.

Baseet

Baseet means 'easygoing' or 'gentle,' representing a tranquil nature.

Basel

Basel means 'brave' or 'fearless,' denoting strength and courage.

Basem

Basem means 'smiling' or 'happy,' reflecting a joyful demeanor.

Bash

Bash means 'spectacle' or 'beholder,' relating to presence and being seen.

Bashaar

Bashaar means 'bringer of good news,' symbolizing hope and positivity.

Bashar

Bashar means 'messenger' or 'bringer of good news,' representing communication and hope.

Bashari

Bashari means 'prophet' or 'bringer of good news,' indicating reverence and honor.

Bashash

Bashash means 'auspicious' or 'fortunate,' representing good fortune and positivity.

Basheer

Basheer means 'bringer of glad tidings,' often associated with hope and new beginnings.

Bashhar

Bashhar means 'bringer of good news' or 'herald' in Arabic.

Bashiq

Bashiq means 'elegant' or 'handsome' in Arabic.

Bashir

Bashir means 'bringer of glad tidings' in Arabic.

Bashiri

Bashiri means 'the one who brings happiness' in Arabic.

Bashishta

Bashishta means 'the best' or 'most excellent' in Sanskrit.

Bashiyr

Bashiyr means 'bringer of good news' in Arabic.

Bashkim

Bashkim means 'unity' in Albanian.

Bashnin

Bashnin means 'a joyful person' in Arabic.

Basho

Basho means 'a place of high reeds' in Japanese.

Bashsh

Bashsh is less commonly used and lacks a well-documented meaning.

Bashshar

Bashshar means 'bringer of good news' in Arabic.

Bashvith

Means 'the house of peace', indicating a serene and harmonious living space.

Basich

A diminutive form of names like 'Basil', meaning 'kingly' or 'royal'.

Basil

Means 'royal' or 'kingly', widely known from saints and historical figures in Christianity.

Basile

A variant of 'Basil', meaning 'royal', symbolizing leadership and authority.

Basili

Short for 'Basil', indicating 'kingly' or 'royal', commonly used in Christian contexts.

Basilio

A derived form of 'Basil', meaning 'brave', often used in Christian contexts.

Basilios

Means 'kingly', being a variant of 'Basil', often used in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.

Basilius

Derived from 'Basil', it translates to 'kingly', emphasizing nobility in Catholic tradition.

Basilus

Also meaning 'kingly', it is another form of 'Basil' and emphasizes strength and leadership qualities.

Basim

Means 'smiling' or 'happy', representing positivity and joy in Islamic culture.

Basiq

The one who is wise or intelligent

Basir

Perceptive or insightful

Basistha

One who is endowed with good qualities

Basit

One who is generous or willfully good

Baskala

One who is blessed with knowledge

Baskar

One who brings light, the sun

Baskaran

Belonging to the sun, lively and shining

Basker

Derived from the sun, often signifies brightness

Baskoro

A person who brings happiness or joy

Basm

A brief or concise saying or statement

Basman

The one who has a good faith or disposition

Basr

Insight or clarity.

Bass

A surname and also refers to a type of fish.

Bassa

A name related to strength and endurance.

Bassam

One who smiles a lot.

Bassaym

Derived from the root for smiling.

Basse

A surname meaning low or humble in French.

Bassem

One who smiles or brings joy.

Basset

A name that often refers to a type of short dog breed.

Bassett

Diminutive of Bass, often used as a surname.

Bassui

A diminutive form of Bass, often linked to elegance.

Bast

The name of an ancient Egyptian goddess of home, fertility, and domesticity.

Bastaq

Meaning is not widely documented; may be a variant spelling of names in other cultures.

Bastein

Variant of Bastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered' from Latin.

Bastiaan

Derived from Sebastian, meaning 'from Sebastia,' a town in ancient Cappadocia.

Bastian

Derived from Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered' in Latin.

Bastien

Short form of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered.'

Basu

Refers to a deity or a term for 'god' in Sanskrit.

Basuca

Specific meaning not widely documented; possibly a variant in certain cultures.

Basudeb

Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'god of the earth.'

Basudev

Meaning 'god of the earth' or 'the divine being' in Sanskrit.

Basus

Lacks specific documentation; likely a variant of Basu or related names.

Baswanth

Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who has great strength.'

Debashis

One who is blessed with the essence of God.

Debashish

He who is blessed by the divine.

Debashmeet

A peaceful and calm person blessed by God.

Debasis

A person connected to the divine essence.

Debasish

The one who is divine and blessed.

Dibas

The famous; renowned; to shine

Dirbas

A person of decency or virtue.

Ghabashir

Ghabashir means 'bringer of good news' in Arabic.

Habash

Meaning 'charcoal' or 'blackness'; often used to refer to a type of person or people.

Hadabbas

A name meaning 'the one who is gifted' in Arabic.

Jebasingh

A compound name combining Jeban and Singh, indicating strength or courage.

Jok-bas

Jok refers to joy and happiness; the suffix basal might indicate it is a common name.

Kentoroabasi

A name of Yoruba origin meaning 'the one who does not forget'.

Khairul Bashar

The best of mankind; used to denote a noble character.

Khairulbashar

The best of mankind, emphasizing someone of high moral standing.

Kufreabasi

A name with cultural ties in Nigeria; signifies strength or resilience.

Mohamad Basith

Combination of Mohamad (praised) and Basith (one who spreads), typically indicating a revered figure in Islamic culture.

Mubashir

The name means 'bringer of good news' or 'bringer of glad tidings'.

Mubassen

The name means 'one who manages or leads'.

Mubassir

The name means 'one who brings good tidings'.

Noorulbasar

Light of Sight; signifies insight and understanding in spiritual matters.

Pitobash

A name derived from the word for 'golden, revered' in some contexts.

Sabastein

Derived from Sebastian, meaning venerable or revered.

Sabastian

A name meaning venerable or revered, historically linked to Saint Sebastian.

Samabashiv

Name referring to Lord Shiva, representing auspiciousness and divinity.

Sebastia£o

From Sebastia, meaning 'revered' or 'venerable', often associated with Saint Sebastian.

Sebastian

The name means 'venerable' or 'revered' and is associated with Saint Sebastian.

Sebastiano

A variation of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Sebastien

A French variation of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Sebastion

An alternative spelling of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Sebastjan