Enoch
EE-nuhk
Meaning:
Dedicated to God
Gender
Boy
Origin
Biblical/Hebrew, Jewish, Religious/Ancient Near Eastern
Popularity Rank
#717 (boys)
#1479 (overall)
#1479 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While Enoch remains a classic and meaningful biblical name, it is relatively rare in modern times, making it a distinctive choice for parents seeking a timeless yet unique name.
Why Parents Choose Enoch
Parents may choose the name Enoch to honor spiritual heritage, convey a sense of moral strength, or connect with biblical traditions that emphasize faithfulness and righteousness.
History & Cultural Significance
Enoch appears in the Bible's Book of Genesis as a man who walked faithfully with God and was taken to heaven without experiencing death. The name has been used across centuries to honor those with spiritual dedication and moral integrity.
Enoch is a biblical name with deep roots in Jewish and Christian traditions, symbolizing devotion and righteousness.
Notable People Named Enoch
- Enoch Powell
- Enoch Crosby
- Enoch Arnold Bennett
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Pop Culture References
- Enoch from 'The Lord of the Rings'
- Enoch the Prophet in religious texts
- Enoch the character in various historical novels