Oziris
Egyptian · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Oziris
Oziris is a Latinized form of Osiris, derived from the Egyptian name Usir or Wsir, meaning "the powerful one" or "seat of the eye." The name originates from ancient Egyptian religion and has been adopted in modern Western contexts, particularly in Afrocentric and alternative spiritual communities that honor Egyptian deities.
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Etymology
Oziris is a Latinized form of Osiris, derived from the Egyptian name Usir or Wsir, meaning "the powerful one" or "seat of the eye." The name originates from ancient Egyptian religion and has been adopted in modern Western contexts, particularly in Afrocentric and alternative spiritual communities that honor Egyptian deities.
Oziris currently ranks #13,388 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2025.
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