Ambrose – Origin, Meaning, Popularity & Significance
Gender: Male
Origin: Greek
Region: Europe, USA, UK, Germany
Meaning: Not subject to death Immortal
Ambrose is a boy’s name of Greek origin. The root word is “Ambrosios” which means “not subject to death” or “immortal”. It symbolizes God who is immortal and God’s everlasting legacy. Historically the name connects strongly to Christian faith due to a bishop in the Ancient Era named Saint Ambrose. The name remained in use throughout history both as a given name and as a surname particularly in Christian communities all around the world. The modern world is seeing a revival of this name in France, Italy, the United States, Germany, United Kingdom and West Indies. It is preferred by parents who like classical religious names.
Famous Personalities
- Ambrose Bierce was a famous American writer and poet who contributed significantly to American literature.
- Curtly Ambrose is a former West Indian test cricketer. He was a popular pace bowler.
- Ambrose Akinmusire is an American composer.
