Amoz

Amoz (אָמוֹץ) is a biblically inspired name for boys. The meaning of the name can be translated figuratively as "JHWH is strong" or simply "the strong one."

What does the name Amoz mean?

Amoz (אָמוֹץ) is a biblical name for boys, whose meaning in a figurative sense is "JHWH is strong" or "the strong one." The origin of the name lies in the Ancient Hebrew term 'ames (אמץ), which means "to be or become strong." In the Bible, Amoz is mentioned as the father of the prophet Isaiah. There is no relation to the name Amos. An alternative form of the name is Amotz.

Where does the name Amoz come from?

The etymology of Amoz points to a male first name of Ancient Hebrew origin, translated as "JHWH is strong." The Ancient Hebrew root 'ames (אמץ) means "to be or become strong." The name is rooted in biblical Hebrew.

How do you pronounce Amoz?

The sound structure and pronunciation of Amoz: The name Amoz is designed to be two syllables and strong. In German pronunciation, it is typically pronounced as "A-moz" [ˈa.mɔts], ending with a distinctive consonant combination. The "-moz" provides a clear, slightly sharply defined conclusion that gives the name emphasis. Overall, Amoz radiates strength, focus, and character strength - compact, clear, and with a distinct presence.

Popularity

In Germany, Amoz is considered a rare name. It has not appeared in German name popularity lists so far. Its best placement was in 1999, when it reached 705th place in the name charts of Scotland. Between 1974 and 2024, the name was chosen fewer than 10 times in Scotland, placing it at 4,203rd. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.

Famous people

• Amoz Oz (writer)