Moze

Moze is considered the English variant of the biblical name Moses.

What does the name Moze mean?

Moze is interpreted as the English form of the biblical name Moses. The German translation of the name means 'the son of,' 'the child,' or 'the one drawn from the water.' The origin of the name lies in ancient Egyptian and derives from the term mosis, which means 'the son,' or from the elements mo for 'the water' and uses for 'to secure.' The name could also be a short form of titles of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, such as Ra-mosis (Ramses) or Thut-mosis. The Lithuanian spelling of the name is Mozė. Other variants include Musa, Mussa, Musah, Moises (Spanish), Mosa (Danish), Moose, Mooses, Mosa, Muoses, Muoso (Finnish), Mouses, Moysis (Greek), Moshe, Mosheh (Hebrew), Moisey (Russian), and Moishe (Yiddish).

Where does the name Moze come from?

The first name Moze has an ancient Egyptian origin and means 'the son' or 'the one drawn from the water.' It consists of the ancient Egyptian terms mosis = the son and mo = the water as well as uses = to secure. It is present in the English and Lithuanian languages.

How do you pronounce Moze?

Moze is pronounced like 'Mose,' with a long 'o' and a sharp 'z.'

When is the name day of Moze?

The name day for Moze is celebrated on February 7 and September 4.

Popularity

In Germany, Moze is a rather rare first name. In the country's name rankings, it has not yet achieved any notable placement. The best placement in Italy was in 2008, reaching 1,868th place. From 1999 to 2024, Moze was used as a first name in Italy less than 10 times, placing it at 5,160th. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.