Basia
Introduction
Short form of Barbra, meaning 'foreign woman' or 'stranger'.
Background Story
The name Basia is often used in Polish culture. It is a diminutive form of Barbara, which has been popularized in various cultures and is often associated with Saint Barbara, the patron saint of miners and artillerists. The name has strong historical roots and is frequently encountered in literature and folklore.
Letter Count
Variations
Basia, Bashka, Basiań
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