Kepa is a Spanish and Basque masculine given name with origins in both languages. As a Spanish name, "Kepa" is commonly used in the Basque Country, a region in northern Spain with its own distinct language and cultural identity. In Basque, "Kepa" means "Joseph" and is derived from the biblical name "Joseph" originating in Hebrew.
As a masculine given name, Kepa signifies strength, steadfastness, and reliability. It is often associated with qualities such as loyalty, courage, and determination. Individuals named Kepa are believed to possess leadership skills and a strong sense of responsibility.
Due to its association with the name "Joseph," Kepa also carries religious connotations. Joseph, a significant biblical figure, is known for his obedience to God and commitment to his family. As a result, the name Kepa can represent devotion, faithfulness, and humility.
In contemporary usage, Kepa is primarily used as a first name for boys, particularly in the Basque-speaking regions of Spain. However, it can also be employed as a last name. Kepa is indicative of the Basque cultural heritage and often evokes a sense of pride and identity for the individuals carrying it.
