Ochs
o-chs,
och()-hs
Origin:German
Other Origin(s):British
Meaning:Ox; Oak tree
Ochs is a boy’s name of German origin, meaning “ox.” Also a variant of the English name Oakes, meaning “oak tree,” it’s perfect for parents who wish to attribute baby’s etymology to nature, where grass, bushes, and fields simply won’t do. The name’s definition travels deeper than this, though, as the oak tree symbolizes longevity, strength, and royalty. Throughout history, the oak tree has been featured in different mythologies and has often been linked to powerful gods. Branch out with a unique name like this that always reminds baby of their roots.
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Ancestry, Ochs Family History
Behind the Name, Oakes, April 2024
Behind the Name, Oak (1), April 2021
Woodland Trust, Oak, English
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