Oshai is a unique and distinctive first name of Hebrew origin. It means "seventh" in Hebrew, as it corresponds to the number seven in that language. This name has been used historically among Jewish communities but has recently gained wider recognition and appeal beyond its traditional bounds. Oshai is often associated with individuals who are named after a seventh child or grandchild, signifying the special significance of this position within families. The name also carries religious and cultural importance due to its connection with the seven days of creation in the Book of Genesis.
The name Oshai has seen a dip and rise in popularity over time with seven births recorded in 1993 and only five in both 1996 and 2020. There was a slight decrease to six births in 1994, resulting in a total of twenty-three births overall during these years.