Izar
[ˈiːzɑr]Meaning
Means "star" in Basque.
Background Story
Behind the Name gives the meaning "star" in Basque. Wikipedia records Izar as a star also known as Pulcherrima and Epsilon Boötis, and derives the word from the Arabic izār, "veil", a sense it also gives to a part of the Ihram clothing and to a wrap worn in Arabia, the Horn of Africa, and South and South-East Asia. The same page lists a village in Iran, the Spanish shipbuilder IZAR, and a Motorola phone product name.
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