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Oier
Oier is a masculine Basque given name of medieval origin. It means "twisted". It is among the top ten names for boys born in Basque Country. People with the name Oier include: * Oier Aizpurua, Spanish canoeist * Oier Ibarretxe, Spanish boxer * Oier Larraínzar, Spanish footballer * Oier Lazkano, Spanish cyclist * Oier Llorente, Spanish footballer * Oier Luengo, Spanish footballer * Oier Olazábal, Spanish footballer * Oier Sanjurjo, Spanish footballer * Oier Zarraga, Spanish footballer * Oier Zearra, Spanish pelota player
Article summary
Oier is a masculine Basque given name of medieval origin. It means "twisted". It is among the top ten names for boys born in Basque Country. People with the name Oier include: * Oier Aizpurua, Spanish canoeist * Oier Ibarretxe, Spanish boxer * Oier Larraínzar, Spanish footballer * Oier Lazkano, Spanish cyclist * Oier Llorente, Spanish footballer * Oier Luengo, Spanish footballer * Oier Olazábal, Spanish footballer * Oier Sanjurjo, Spanish footballer * Oier Zarraga, Spanish footballer * Oier Zearra, Spanish pelota player
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