Amos
Amos comes from the Hebrew "Amos," meaning "carried" or "burden." In the Hebrew Bible, Amos was an 8th-century BCE shepherd from Tekoa who became a prophet, denouncing the social injustices of Israel. His book is one of the twelve minor prophets. Amos was moderately popular in Puritan New England and is climbing again. Amos is a male name of Hebrew origin that means "Carried, burden". Biblical, principled, and quietly observant. The name sounds serious. Amoses tend to be thoughtful. US top 800 most years. Rising. Well-known people named Amos include Amos (biblical prophet), Amos Oz (author), Amos (Hebrew name). Common variations and related forms of Amos include Amos (used across languages), Amoz (variant), Ammi (related).