Esekiel is of Hebrew origin, derived from the word 'säkäl,' which translates to 'God will strengthen.' This name has deep roots in biblical history, as Esekiel is one of the major prophets of the Old Testament. In Jewish tradition, he is known for his visionary prophecies and his role in preserving ancient wisdom during the Babylonian exile. The name has been used throughout history and continues to be a meaningful choice among those who appreciate its biblical significance.
In 2010 alone, there were five babies named Esekiel. Since then, no other children have been given this name annually. Thus, the total number of babies named Esekiel remains at five.