Navarra

navarra English Etymology From en es -, en pt -, en it - and Sephardic Jewish surname, from the region en Navarre. Proper noun s en Spanish. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Navarra is the 15806th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1842 individuals. Navarra is most common among White (69.60%), Hispanic/Latino (15.20%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (13.03%) individuals. Aragonese an: Pronunciation Proper noun an proper noun an Navarre Q4018,Q200262,Q638503 Derived terms an navarro Asturian ast: Pronunciation Proper noun f ast Navarre Q4018,Q200262,Q638503 Derived terms ast navarru Catalan ca: Pronunciation Proper noun f ca Navarre Q4018,Q200262,Q638503 Derived terms ca navarrès Galician gl: Pronunciation gl Na va rra Proper noun f gl Navarre Q4018,Q200262,Q638503 Derived terms gl navarro Occitan oc: Pronunciation oc /naˈβaro/ Proper noun f oc Navarre Q4018,Q200262,Q638503 Derived terms oc navarrés m, oc navarresa f Portuguese pt: Pronunciation pt aʁɐ 3 pt Na var ra Proper noun f pt Navarre Q4018,Q200262,Q638503 Derived terms pt navarrês pt navarro Spanish Etymology Believed to be of es eu - origin, possibly from eu nabar brownish, multicolored, or from eu naba valley + eu herri land, people.Jimeno Jurío, J. M. (1997). Navarra: historia del euskera. Chile: Txalaparta, p. 50 More at Navarre. Pronunciation Proper noun f es Navarre Q4018 Pamplona es Navarre Q200262,Q638503 the letter N in the Spanish spelling alphabet Proper noun mfbysense es habitational Related terms es navarro Navarro References Further reading es