Globally, Mosze (משה 
, Моше 
, Mosze 
) is a rare boy's forename. The forename Mosze is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Lithuania, and Poland, where it is a rare masculine name. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Israel, Poland, and Morocco. Much less frequently, Mosze is the last name as well as the forename.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| משה | Israel |
| Моше | Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Lithuania |
| Mosze | Poland, Argentina, Brazil, United States |
| موشيه | Morocco |
Moise, Moisei, Moisej, Moisey, Moisès, Moisés, Mojsej, Mojzesz, Mojżesz, Mojžíš, Mosche, Moscheh, Moses, Moshe, Mosheh, Moshé, Mosè, Moysey, Mozes, Moïse, Moşe, Moše, Mózes, Мовсес, Мозес, Мозеш, Моисей, Мойжеш, Мойзес, Мойсес, Мойсей, Мойша, Мойше, Мусій, מואיז, מוזס, موسى, موش, موشه, موشى, مويسيس, মোজেস, 摩斯, and 摩西
Mosze is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Moses , the Abrahamic prophet said to have led the Israelites out of Egypt, The Qur’an.
| mosze markuze (b. 1743) |
|
|
| mosze eljokim hopsztajn (b. 1757) |
|
|
| mosze biderman Polish Rabbi (1776-1851), PL (b. 1776) |
|
|
| mosze schulboym AT (b. 1830) |
|
|
|
mosze justman PL (b. 1889) |
|
|
mosze kusewicki Austrian singer, PL (b. 1899) |
|
|
mosze bejski Israeli judge (1921-2007), PL (b. 1921) |
|
| mosze joffe (b. 1897) |
|
|
| mosze sluski holocaust victim, b. 1932, PL (b. 1932) |
|
|
| mosze kac |
|
|
| mosze mejuchas |
|
|
| mosze basin |
|