Ainhoa

Basque

Etymology 1

From the Basque place name Ainhoa.

Proper noun

Ainhoa

  1. A female given name
Declension
(animate proper noun) declension of Ainhoa
indefinite
absolutiveAinhoa
ergativeAinhoak
dativeAinhoari
genitiveAinhoaren
comitativeAinhoarekin
causativeAinhoarengatik
benefactiveAinhoarentzat
instrumentalAinhoaz
inessiveAinhoarengan
allativeAinhoarengana
terminativeAinhoarenganaino
directiveAinhoarenganantz
destinativeAinhoarenganako
ablativeAinhoarengandik
partitiveAinhoarik
prolativeAinhoatzat

Etymology 2

Proper noun

Ainhoa

  1. Village in the Basque province of Lapurdi.
Declension
(inanimate proper noun) declension of Ainhoa
indefinite
absolutiveAinhoa
ergativeAinhoak
dativeAinhoari
genitiveAinhoaren
comitativeAinhoarekin
causativeAinhoarengatik
benefactiveAinhoarentzat
instrumentalAinhoaz
innesiveAinhoatan
locativeAinhoatako
allativeAinhoatara
terminativeAinhoataraino
directiveAinhoatarantz
destinativeAinhoatarako
ablativeAinhoatatik
partitiveAinhoarik
prolativeAinhoatzat

Spanish

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Basque. Shortened from Virgen de Ainhoa (“Virgin of Ainhoa”), a Roman Catholic epithet of the Virgin Mary, from the place name Ainhoa.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ainˈoa/, [ãĩ̯nˈoa]

Proper noun

Ainhoa f

  1. A female given name
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