Origin and Meaning of Osbie
Meaning & Origin
Divine strength; God's strength
Origin: Old English - Osbie is derived from the Old English elements 'os', meaning 'god', and 'by', meaning 'farm' or 'settlement'.
Interesting Facts
- Osbie is a rare name that has historical roots in England and is derived from Anglo-Saxon heritage.
- The name is more commonly seen as a surname. In the UK, it occasionally appears as a given name.
- Notable bearers include Osbie John Simmonds, a historical figure known for contributions to local community services in England.
- Osbie has remained relatively uncommon in modern naming trends, often appearing in genealogical records rather than as a popular first name.
- Related names include Osborn and Oswald, which also have Old English roots and are more commonly used.