Boas

Boas is a masculine name with rich biblical heritage, most famously associated with Boaz from the Book of Ruth in the Old Testament. In Hebrew, the name means 'swiftness' or 'strength.' Boaz was known for his kindness and generosity as the wealthy landowner who married Ruth and became an ancestor of King David. The name Boas represents a spelling variant that maintains the biblical connection while simplifying the pronunciation. Though uncommon in mainstream Western culture, it has maintained steady usage in religious communities, particularly among Christians and Jews who value biblical names. The name carries connotations of compassion, integrity, and prosperity based on its biblical associations. Its concise two-syllable structure gives it a dignified yet accessible quality.

Pronounced BOH-us.