Amos is a name of Hebrew origin, derived from the prophet Amos who wrote one of the earliest Old Testament books, emphasizing social justice.
In Jewish tradition, Amos is recognized as a minor prophet and a precursor to major prophets like Isaiah and Micah. In some Christian denominations, Amos is considered a lesser-known but important figure in the Hebrew Bible.
People named Amos are often seen as honest, straightforward, and possessing a strong sense of justice, with a willingness to speak truth to power.
The name Amos has gained popularity in recent years, particularly among parents seeking names with historical significance and unique character.