Esau

Esau is a boy’s name of Hebrew origin. This name translates to “hairy” or “rough,” but don’t be put off by these unusual sentiments. Esau is a Biblically significant name that belonged to the twin brother of Jacob. While its definition might be referring to Esau’s appearance, the name is closely linked to the Hebrew verb 'asa, lending the industrious meanings “maker,” “doer,” and “worker.” Esau is one of the lesser-known Biblical monikers but is no less characterful and unique in its history.