Amos Origin and Meaning
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stepx Says:
ashrowla01 Says:
you're not alone! Amos was actually my maiden name, and the most common pronunciation was closer to "Amus/Amis" which VERY quickly turned into anus jokes because sometimes kids are jerks haha
paulapuddephatt Says:
I totally love this name. I actually started to love it after we called a pet canary this name. The bird was originally supposed to be a female companion for our other canary, Arrow (also now an increasingly popular name!) The original name was therefore Amy. We had to change it - as well as separate the two birds - once we found out that "Amy" was a boy. I came up with the new name of Amos. And I've just fallen in love with it. It's an underused Biblical name and I can see it becoming much more popular.
totoro182 Says:
I'm so sorry but all I can think about is "anus."
Nora Meyer Says:
Well, actually this is a Hebrew name of a prophet and not a Greek word. First of all the Greek word άμμος is written with double m and the name doesn't. Also, the pronunciation is completely different
Sotiris Says:
Amos is actually an Ancient Greek and Modern Greek word for sand and its word origin is actually from Ancient Greek....
RoddyThlayli Says:
My brain wants to dislike this because of the guy in Fox and the Hound, and wants to like it because of the character in the Kane Chronicles.
Louise Wilding Says:
I'm not overly fond of Amos
raevynstar Says:
Amos is a good name, but I do sort of associate it with Famous Amos cookies.
Kisa Says:
Guys I'm 23 and American and I have NO IDEA what Amos N' Andy is. The only time I heard this name was when I watched the movie Chicago and heard of Amos Hart (husband to Roxie Hart), and I liked the name. I say if you want to use Amos as a name, go for it. I think that only the really old will know what Amos N' Andy is.
scblovesnames Says:
A name quite ready to have a new image associated with it. I didn't know about the racial show Amos and Andy (I'm 25), but I do know that this name is a unique biblical choice along with Silas, Abel and Zebedee.
clairels Says:
Grinning, toothless old man handing out cookies.
Chey_Rhose_Dell Says:
I love LOVE this name.. it's just a pure name that has such a great meaning!
i think any negative associations are short lived. The cookie or the old racially insensitive show.....and its a great under used biblical name. Im very fond of it and would consider it for my upcoming boy. Has the same vibe as Moses in fact.