Basco

basco Basco- English Proper noun s en municipality/non-city capital p/Batanes r/Cagayan Valley c/Philippines. en Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Basco is the 18984th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1436 individuals. Basco is most common among White (49.44%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (36.28%) individuals. Anagrams en abcos ASCOB bocas Cebuano Etymology From ceb es Basco. provincial capital of Batanes ceb Spanish governor-general José Basco y Vargas surname ceb Pronunciation ceb Bas co Proper noun ceb municipality/non-city capital p/Batanes r/Cagayan Valley c/Philippines Basco ceb Spanish Central Bikol Etymology From bcl es Basco. provincial capital of Batanes bcl Spanish governor-general José Basco y Vargas surname bcl Pronunciation bcl Bas co Proper noun bcl proper noun bcl municipality/non-city capital p/Batanes r/Cagayan Valley c/Philippines Basco bcl Spanish, mostly concentrated in Albay (Tabaco and Tiwi in particular) Hiligaynon Etymology From hil es Basco. provincial capital of Batanes hil Spanish governor-general José Basco y Vargas surname hil Pronunciation hil Bas co Proper noun hil municipality/non-city capital p/Batanes r/Cagayan Valley c/Philippines Basco hil Spanish Kapampangan Etymology pam es Basco. provincial capital of Batanes pam Spanish governor-general José Basco y Vargas surname pam Proper noun pam municipality/non-city capital p/Batanes r/Cagayan Valley c/Philippines Basco pam Spanish Spanish Etymology Of es eu - origin. Pronunciation Proper noun mfbysense es Tagalog Etymology tl es Basco. provincial capital of Batanes tl Spanish governor-general José Basco y Vargas surname tl Pronunciation Proper noun + tl municipality/non-city capital p/Batanes r/Cagayan Valley c/Philippines Basco tl Spanish, widely concentrated in the southern Tagalog provinces Further reading tl