Abiezer

A rare Biblical name that may appeal as an alternative to Abraham, Abel, Abner, Ebenezer, and similar, Abiezer appears several times in the Old Testament. Borne by one of King David's warriors, it means "father of help" combining the elements that also make up Ezra and Abram.

The name was borne by a 17th century prophetic writer, Abiezer Coppe, but it has been used very sparingly in the US, only appearing in the stats twice since 1880. Still, with names like Hezekiah, Jaziel, Abbott, and Ezekiel catching attention, Abiezer could make a totally unexpected choice with a familiar Biblical vibe about it.

While nickname Abi might put some parents off, Ezri, Abe, Ezra, Aza, Ezer, and Bez could be other options.

Abiezer is also given to boys.

Pronounced ab-ee-EE-zer.

As of October 2026, Abiezer ranked #12137 for boys in US births in 2014 SSA, peaked at #8346 for boys in 2001.