Moises, derived from the Hebrew name Mosheh, has its roots deeply embedded in history and religion. The name is of Semitic origin and means "one who draws out" or "savior". In the biblical narrative, Moises was the man chosen by God to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt towards the Promised Land. This story has been a significant influence on many cultures around the world, making Moises a name that transcends boundaries and resonates across generations. Today, it is widely used as a given name for boys, especially among Jewish communities and those influenced by biblical traditions.
"The name Moises experienced a steady presence with an average of about six births per year between 1975 and 2004, with a total of 52 children born during this period."