base in



base in

v.
1. To operate from some location. Used chiefly in the passive: Our company is based in Fresno.
2. To establish or found something in some location: We based our organization in the heart of the city.
3. To have something as a foundation or origin: The linguist based the analysis of the sentence structure in a standard framework.
See also: base

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hephaistos-Greek Mythology
NoËLleno-EL (French)French, Dutch
Pam[pæm]
Izidor-Slovene
Sophiaso-FEE-ə (English), so-FIE-ə (British English), zo-FEE-ah (German)English, Greek, German, Ancient Greek
NoachNO-ahkh (Dutch)Hebrew, Dutch, Biblical Hebrew