Moshe, derived from the Hebrew verb "to draw out" or "to take out," is a name of significant historical and cultural importance. It is often translated as Moses in English. In ancient Jewish history, Moshe was the leader who led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt towards the Promised Land. This pivotal figure's name has since become synonymous with courage, perseverance, and faith.
"Moshe experienced a surge in popularity between 1982 and 1996, with over twenty-one newborns bearing the name during this period."