Aitor
Meaning of Aitor
The name Aitor is a male given name of Basque origin, pronounced as eye-TOR (/ai̯.ˈtor/). It holds significant cultural importance in the Basque Country, often associated with the legendary figure Aitor, considered the mythical patriarch of the Basques in local folklore. This name embodies a sense of heritage and tradition, making it a meaningful choice for those with Basque roots or an appreciation for its rich history. In the United States, Aitor remains relatively rare but has seen consistent albeit modest use over recent years. The name's unique sound and cultural depth offer a distinctive option for parents seeking something both uncommon and deeply rooted in tradition.
Pronunciation
Basque
- Pronunced as eye-TOR (/ai̯.ˈtor/)
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Notable People Named Aitor
| Aitor Karanka de la Hoz is a Spanish football manager and former player. |
| Aitor Ocio Carrión is a retired Spanish professional footballer known for his career as a central defender. |
| Aitor Monroy Rueda is a Spanish professional footballer known for his role as a defensive midfielder for RSD Alcalá. |
| Aitor Embela Gil is a professional footballer from Spain who plays as a goalkeeper for CD Soneja and represents the Equatorial Guinea national team. |
| Aitor González Prieto is a Spanish cyclist who previously rode for the UCI Professional Continental team Euskadi–Murias. |
| Aitor Etxeberría de la Rosa is a Spanish rugby union player known for his role as a left-footed fly-half. |
