Ozzy

English, German

The name Ozzy is a variant of the name Oswald, which has Old English and Old Germanic origins. It is derived from the elements "os," meaning "god," and "weald," meaning "rule" or "ruler." Therefore, the name Ozzy carries the meaning of "divine ruler" or "god's power."

Oswald, Ozzie, Osvald, Ossian, Oswaldo

Oliver, Oscar, Otis, Owen, Orson

Ozzy is a charming and distinctive name for a baby boy that carries historical and cultural significance. Derived from the name Oswald, it has Old English and Old Germanic origins, combining the elements "os," meaning "god," and "weald," meaning "rule" or "ruler." As a result, Ozzy is often interpreted as "divine ruler" or "god's power." The name Ozzy has an air of strength and authority, while maintaining a playful and approachable quality. Its variations include Oswald, Ozzie, Osvald, Ossian, and Oswaldo, giving parents flexibility in choosing a name that suits their preferences. Ozzy is a name associated with noteworthy individuals. The iconic British singer and songwriter Ozzy Osbourne immediately comes to mind, known for his distinctive voice and contributions to the music industry. Additionally, the name is also linked to fictional characters like Oswald Cobblepot, better known as The Penguin in Batman comics. By choosing the name Ozzy for your baby boy, you provide him with a name that exudes power, charisma, and a touch of mystique. It's a name that is both unique and familiar, allowing your child to make a memorable impression wherever he goes.