Mostly boys · Greek, Hebrew

Ozias

“my strength is God”

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The story behind the name

Meet Ozias.

Deriving from the Hebrew Uzziah, Ozias is the name of several minor figures in the Greek and Latin Bible, most notably the king of the ancient Kingdom of Judah. It also has a literary connection in the form of the wonderfully named Ozias Midwinter from Wilkie Collins' 19th century sensationalist novel Armadale. Several characters in the novel describe the name as "horrible", claiming that "no sane human being would assume such a name as Ozias", but we — and a growing number of parents —would disagree.

A little perspective

How popular is Ozias?

United States · 2025
Boys · 2025#708381 recorded births

Recorded US births over time

201420253810
● Girls● Boys
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YearCategoryUS rankBirths
2025Boys708381
2024Boys859283
2023Boys1,015217
2022Boys1,137185
2021Boys1,042207
2020Boys1,607101
2019Boys1,362132
2018Boys1,74189
2017Boys2,03070
2016Boys1,98473
2015Boys2,42553
2014Boys2,45452

Rankings are calculated separately for boys and girls. Records below the publication threshold may be missing; gaps are not zero births.

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Nicknames

No nicknames are listed yet. The name can stand beautifully on its own.

Variations & related forms

OzOzzy

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