Moataz

Meaning of Moataz

Moataz is a masculine Arabic name derived from the triliteral root ʿ-A-T-Z, which conveys notions of strength, honor and exaltation; in classical usage it denotes someone who is esteemed or fortified against adversity. Phonetically, it is articulated in Arabic as moh-AH-tahz (/moˈaːtaz/) and features a concise three-syllable structure that preserves its cultural specificity while remaining accessible to non-native speakers. In the United States, Moataz has maintained a consistently low profile, appearing in Social Security Administration records from 2008 through 2024 with annual tallies of 5 to 14 births and ranking between 876 and 937—statistics that will reassure parents seeking both semantic depth and assured distinctiveness. For those who prefer metrics over anecdotes, this level of rarity practically guarantees that Moataz will stand alone on any kindergarten roster.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as moh-AH-tahz (/moˈaːtaz/)

• Moaz
• Moath
• Moayed
• Moayad