Musa

Musa comes from rich cultural roots, primarily derived from Arabic, where it means 'Moses', and further back from the Hebrew name Moshe, meaning 'drawn out of the water'. In Swahili, Musa also translates to 'Moses', reflecting the name's journey through languages and regions, particularly via Islamic influence. With such deep historical and religious connections, Musa carries the weight of tradition and a sense of timeless wisdom.

As for its popularity, Musa has been making a steady climb in recent years. It first appeared in the Top 1000 in 2014 and has maintained a presence there ever since, marking an impressive 11-year streak. The name reached its highest rank at #524 in 2024. Notably, Musa made a significant leap of 1915 spots between 1971 and 1972, although it did experience a sharp drop in 1985. Despite these fluctuations, Musa's consistent presence in the Top 1000 highlights its enduring appeal.

Musa certainly has a strong and wise character, fitting its historical and cultural depth. It's a name that balances a classic feel with a sense of strength. Ideal for parents looking for a traditional name with a lasting legacy, Musa embodies a refined and thoughtful aura.