Oskar

Oskar is commonly interpreted as "God's spear," symbolizing divine protection and the power of a warrior. It combines elements of divine favor with the strength and precision of a spear thrower.

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Oskar is derived from the Old Norse name "Ásgeirr," meaning "god's spear." It has roots in Germanic languages, with components "ans," meaning "god," and "geirr," meaning "spear."

  • Babies named Oskar in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 124
  • Nicknames: Ossie, Os, Ozzy, Kas, Oskie.
  • Full Names: Oscar, Oswald, Oswin, Osric, Osvaldo.
  • Famous Namesakes: Oskar Schindler-Industrialist, Oskar Kokoschka-Artist, Oskar Fischinger-Animator, Oskar Klein-Physicist, Oskar Werner-Actor.
  • Gender: Primarily Masculine with some unisex usage
  • Numerology: In numerology, Oskar resonates with the number 1, symbolizing independence, ambition, leadership, and a pioneering spirit. Those with this name are often seen as innovators or trailblazers who are driven to pursue their goals with determination and courage.

Oskar has maintained variable popularity, experiencing notable peaks during times associated with famous individuals bearing the name. While it remains moderately common in European countries, its popularity in English-speaking countries like the U.S. is sporadic but steady.

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