Ezequias

Meaning of Ezequias

Ezequias is a distinctive and meaningful name of Hebrew origin, commonly given to boys. The name is pronounced in Spanish as eh-seh-KEE-ahs (/e.se.ˈki.as/), and it carries a rich historical and cultural significance. Ezequias is derived from the Hebrew name Hezekiah, which means "God strengthens" or "Yahweh strengthens." This name has strong biblical associations, most notably with King Hezekiah, a revered king of Judah known for his faithfulness and reforms that restored the worship of Yahweh.

While Ezequias is not among the most common names in the United States, its unique charm has garnered attention over the years. According to recent data, its popularity has seen modest fluctuations; in 2023, there were 21 newborns named Ezequias, ranking it at 4714th place. The variations in its occurrence over the past two decades reflect its niche but enduring appeal among parents seeking a name with deep roots and spiritual resonance.

A close variation of this name is Ezequiel, which shares similar origins and meanings but offers a slightly different phonetic appeal. Both names evoke a sense of strength and divine support, making them excellent choices for families looking to bestow their child with a name that carries profound significance.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as eh-seh-KEE-ahs (/e.se.ˈki.as/)

• Ezekiel
• Ezequiel
• Ezechiel