Pronunciation: ee-sah-SKOONMeaning: From the name of a Basque village where there is a sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Mary, possibly meaning "broom above (the) valley" from Proto-Basque izatz "broom (shrub)", k "above" and un "valley". Our Lady of Izaskun (in Basque, Izaskungo Andre Maria; in Spanish, Nuestra Señora de Izaskun) is the matron/patroness saint of Tolosa, Guipúzcoa, Spain. This is the name of the first female President of the Basque Parliament, Izaskun Bilbao (1961-). Another bearer is Izaskun Chinchilla, an award-winning architect. [noted -ed]
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Meaning: From the name of a Basque village where there is a sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Mary, possibly meaning "broom above (the) valley" from Proto-Basque izatz "broom (shrub)", k "above" and un "valley". Our Lady of Izaskun (in Basque, Izaskungo Andre Maria; in Spanish, Nuestra Señora de Izaskun) is the matron/patroness saint of Tolosa, Guipúzcoa, Spain. This is the name of the first female President of the Basque Parliament, Izaskun Bilbao (1961-). Another bearer is Izaskun Chinchilla, an award-winning architect. [noted -ed]