Jasone as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Jasone

What is the meaning of the name Jasone ?

The baby name Jasone is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced ya-SOH-neh (IPA: /jaˈsone/); occasionally ha-SOH-neh in Spanish-influenced pronunciation (IPA: /xaˈsone/).

Jasone is Basque in Origin.

Jasone is a Basque feminine given name meaning Assumption, the taking up of the Virgin Mary, and corresponds to Spanish Asunción. It derives from Basque jaso, “to raise, lift, receive,” with the feminine name ending -ne; in Basque the initial J sounds like English Y (approx. YAH-so-neh). Despite its look in English, it is etymologically unrelated to the Greek male name Jason.

Used across the Basque Country, Jasone is documented especially from the 20th century onward and gained fresh currency during the late‑20th‑century Basque-language revival, when local forms of Marian names returned to favor. The traditional name day aligns with the Feast of the Assumption on 15 August. Close cognates and variants include Asunción (Spanish; diminutive Asun), Assumpta/Assumpció (Catalan; Sunsi), Assunta (Italian), and Assunção (Portuguese), while Basque also has Jasokunde for the feast itself. Jasone should not be confused with Jaione, a separate Basque name linked to the Nativity.