Bastian
Meaning & Origin
Bastian is a German short form of Sebastian, from the Greek “Sebastos,” meaning “venerable” or “revered.” It has a strong, contemporary sound that’s grown popular on its own.
Popularity
Bastian has become an increasingly popular standalone choice in Germany, appreciated for being distinctive yet easy to pronounce and spell.
Nicknames & Variations
Related forms include Sebastian, Sebastián (Spanish), and Sebastiano (Italian).
Quick Facts
- Gender: Boy
- Origin: German / Greek
- Meaning: Venerable, revered
- Pronunciation: BAS-tee-an
