Ozzi

Pronounced AH-zee, Ozzi dances onto the scene with a sun-kissed Latin rhythm and old-world charm. A playful spin on the classic Osvaldo—combining the Germanic “Os” for god with “valdo” for rule—it still feels bright and breezy in Spanish and Italian. This unisex gem pops like confetti at a fiesta, lifting any room with its spark. It’s rare and special, with just five newborns each year in the US and a ranking near 940, giving it plenty of room to shine. Parents who pick Ozzi envision a child who leads with laughter and big dreams. It’s a name that whispers viva la vida in every syllable.