Origin and Meaning of Moises

Delivered from the water

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name Moshe, which is believed to be related to the Hebrew word 'mashah' meaning 'to draw out', referencing the biblical story of Moses being drawn out of the Nile River.

• Moises is the Spanish form of the name Moses, who is a central figure in the Abrahamic religions, known for leading the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery.
• The name is popular in Spanish-speaking countries and has various forms in different languages, including Moses (English), Moshé (Hebrew), and Móisès (Catalan).
• Notable bearers of the name Moises include Moisés Kaufman, a Venezuelan-American playwright, and Moisés Alou, a former Major League Baseball outfielder.
• Falling under the category of biblical names, Moises has seen fluctuating popularity, often rising in usage within Hispanic communities, especially in the Americas.
• Related names and variations include Moss, Mosha, and the Italian version Mosè.