Zaldívar (originally Basque Zaldibar) is a Spanish/French family name of Basque origin. Zaldi, meaning "horse" and Ibar, meaning valley. Zaldivar, means "valley of horses".
People with this surname include:
- Adolfo Zaldívar, Chilean politician
- Ambrosio Zaldívar, Cuban Paralympic athlete 400 meters
- Andrés Zaldívar, Chilean politician
- Ángel Zaldívar, Mexican football player
- Juan Carlos Zaldívar, filmmaker, video artist
- Juan de Zaldívar (1514–1570), Spanish official and explorer in New Spain.
- Juan de Zaldivar (Spanish soldier), (c. 1570-1598), Spanish soldier, killed by Indians.
- Rafael Zaldívar, former President of El Salvador
- Roberto Zaldívar, Argentine physician
- Vicente de Zaldivar (c. 1573-before 1650), Spanish soldier.
This page lists people with the
surname Zaldívar.
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Zaldívar (originally Basque Zaldibar) is a Spanish/French family name of Basque origin. Zaldi, meaning "horse" and Ibar, meaning valley. Zaldivar, means "valley of horses".
People with this surname include:
- Adolfo Zaldívar, Chilean politician
- Ambrosio Zaldívar, Cuban Paralympic athlete 400 meters
- Andrés Zaldívar, Chilean politician
- Ángel Zaldívar, Mexican football player
- Juan Carlos Zaldívar, filmmaker, video artist
- Juan de Zaldívar (1514–1570), Spanish official and explorer in New Spain.
- Juan de Zaldivar (Spanish soldier), (c. 1570-1598), Spanish soldier, killed by Indians.
- Rafael Zaldívar, former President of El Salvador
- Roberto Zaldívar, Argentine physician
- Vicente de Zaldivar (c. 1573-before 1650), Spanish soldier.
This page lists people with the
surname Zaldívar.
If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding the person's given name(s) to the link.
If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding the person's given name(s) to the link.