October 2
Why this day? Aingeru is a form of Angel, and shares its name day.
Aingeru is celebrated in Spain on October 2.
The name Aingeru is of Basque origin and means 'angel'. It is a direct adaptation of the term that designates celestial messengers in this language.
Aingeru's feast day is celebrated on October 2. This date is attributed directly to the name rather than to a specific saint in the traditional liturgical calendar.
The name has had a moderate presence with 940 recorded births. Its peak in popularity was in 2005, although its usage remains stable.
There are no common diminutives or widely spread variants in other languages. The name generally remains in its original form, Aingeru.
It is pronounced ah-in-geh-roo, with the stress on the third vowel. It is important to maintain the soft 'g' and the silent 'u' at the end to respect its Basque origin.
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