Ezekiel, derived from Hebrew roots meaning 'God will strengthen,' is an intriguing name with a rich historical and biblical context. In the Old Testament, it is most notably associated with the prophet Ezekiel, who was among the first wave of Jews deported to Babylon in 597 BCE.
"The name Ezekio experienced noticeable fluctuations over the given years, with peaks in 2010 (8 births), 2017 (9 births), and 2021 (10 births). However, it seems to have been less popular during other periods, with only a single digit count of births each year from 2009 to 2020. The total number of births over these years was 58."