Osirys name meaning

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Updated: May 30th, 2024
Gender: Girl
Origin: Egyptian
Meaning: Egyptian God of the Dead
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What does Osirys mean?

Recent and Rarefied Osirys's origin is Egyptian is a baby girl name. Osirys is another transcription of Osiris. Chiefly used in English recent and rarefied, Osiris, meaning of Osiris is "Egyptian God of the Dead" is originated from Egyptian.

Variants of Osirys

Osiris

How popular is the name Osirys?

Osirys is a rare baby name in United States, chances of it being still in use are very slim. According to our evaluation, at least 100 people have been bestowed Osirys around the globe.

YearRankBirths
2002154285
2001153515
[1] Source: Social Security Administration

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Numerological analysis of Osirys

Having number 6 as your expression number says you are responsible and trustworthy. You are all about justice and can't stand people who interfere in other people's lives. Instead of living inside a box and enjoying your comfort zone, you prefer challenging yourself. You are trustworthy, a good listener and an awesome friend. Romantic relationships are definitely not your thing. The number 9 as your personality no reveals that you are charming, positive, very idealistic and well-versed in different subjects.

Go through the following names similar to Osirys

  •  Ptah - The boy name Ptah means "Opener" came from Old Egyptian
  •  Khepree - Girl name Khepree means "Emerging Sun" has its origin in Egyptian. Khepree is resulted from Khepri.
  •  Shen - Origin of Unfamiliar Shen is in Egyptian and Chinese languages bestowed upon baby boys and is used notably in Chinese, meaning of Shen is "Sacred Amulet"
  •  MariLee - Commonly Accepted girl name MariLee means "Mother of Jesus Christ and The Word Mere Which Means Mother" has its origin in Hebrew and English-American languages. MariLee is resulted from Mary.
  •  Rameses - Uncustomary Rameses is originated from Old Egyptian, Rameses means "Son of Ra" is given to baby boys

Famous people named Osirys

We could not find any notable namesake.

Sources

  1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
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