Around the globe, Bas (Bas 
, Basso 
, باس 
, among others...) is a common unisex given name. The forename Bas is habitual in Netherlands, where it is quite a common masculine name, Suriname, and Tunisia, where it is quite a rare epicene name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in India, Netherlands, and Indonesia. Also, Bas is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Bas | Netherlands, Philippines, Brazil, Italy, India |
| Basso | Philippines, Brazil, Italy, India, Argentina |
| باس | Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Egypt, Sudan, Libya |
| バス | Japan |
| 巴斯 | China |
| Бас | Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Ukraine |
| באס, בס | Israel |
| Bassus | Sweden, France, Israel, Argentina, Germany |
Ba, Baas, Bac, Bace, Bachelier, Baes, Bars, Basa, Base, Basior, Baso, Bass, Basse, Basse-Cour, Basset, Bassin, Baç, Baś, Baš, Boas, Bos, Boss, Bus, Bàs, Bàç, Bàś, Bàš, Bás, Báś, Bâ, Bâs, Bâç, Bâś, Bâš, Bãs, Bãç, Bãś, Bãš, Bås, Bās, Bāś, Bāš, Băš, Bąš, Bắç, Debase, Sebastiaan, Sebastjan, Waz, Басс,
Bas is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .
| molka bas Victim of the Holocaust (b. 1895) |
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| delaine le bas English artist (1965-), GB (b. 1965) |
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| aignan le bas - 1588 |
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| cupertino r. bas Uruguayan writer, UY |
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| hedley ernest le bas M, #372243, d. 4 December 1942 |
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| pere i de bas |
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| aignan le bas |
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| guillén de bas |
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| yasin bas |
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