Uzziel

Uzziel is a masculine given name of Hebrew origin. It derives from the Hebrew elements "Uzzi" (עֻזִּי), meaning "my strength" or "my power," and "El" (אֵל), referring to God. Thus, Uzziel can be interpreted as "My strength is God," "God is my strength," or "Power of God."

Biblical References:

The name Uzziel appears several times in the Hebrew Bible. Notable figures bearing this name include:

• A son of Kohath, and grandson of Levi (Exodus 6:18, 22; Leviticus 10:4; Numbers 3:19, 30; 1 Chronicles 6:2, 18). He was the founder of the Uzzielites, a Levitical family.
• A descendant of Benjamin (1 Chronicles 7:7).
• A goldsmith who helped repair the wall of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 3:8).

Usage:

While not a highly common name, Uzziel has been used historically and continues to be used as a given name in some Jewish communities and in other cultures influenced by biblical names.

Variations and Related Names:

Variations in spelling may occur depending on transliteration. Related names sharing similar etymological roots include names that also incorporate "El" (God) as a component, reflecting attributes or relationships to the divine.