Usage, description and more for Óscar



Gender: Male     Origin: ES Spain
Also available in French, German, Spanish, Catalan, Estonian, Italian, Norwegian Bokmål, Portuguese, Swedish,

Óscar is used in


DKDenmark CHSwitzerland DEGermany AUAustralia CACanada GBUnited Kingdom KEKenya NZNew Zealand SGSingapore USUnited States CLChile ESSpain MXMexico PEPeru EEEstonia FRFrance IEIreland ISIceland ITItaly NONorway BEBelgium BRBrazil PTPortugal SESweden

Countries where Óscar has name day


Óscar has a name day in ESSpain and Óscar's next name day is Februari 3.
Óscar has a name day in FRFrance and Óscar's next name day is Februari 3.

Oscar


Oscar is a male given name of Irish and Scandinavian origin. It is derived from the Old English name "Osgar", which combines the elements "os", meaning "god", and "gar", meaning "spear". The name has been popular in various European countries and has royal connections in Sweden and Norway. In Irish legend, Oscar was a warrior hero and the grandson of the mythological warrior Fionn Mac Cumhail.

In Scandinavia, Oscar is associated with kings and nobility, particularly in Sweden where it has been borne by several kings. The name gained international popularity in the 19th century and has since become well-loved in many English-speaking countries. It carries connotations of strength, bravery, and leadership.

If you are considering naming a child Oscar, you are choosing a name with a rich history and a strong, timeless appeal. Whether you are drawn to its Irish roots or its Scandinavian royal connections, Oscar is a name that exudes character and charm.