Amiotz

Amiotz is a given name of Hebrew origin. It is the masculine form of the name Amotz, which appears in the Hebrew Bible. The name's meaning is generally understood to be "strong" or "brave."

The most prominent figure bearing this name in religious texts is the prophet Amotz, the father of King Hezekiah of Judah. He is mentioned in the Book of Isaiah as a contemporary prophet who delivered prophecies concerning Israel and Judah. While the Bible details his prophecies, it offers limited information about his life or background beyond his lineage.

In modern times, Amiotz is a less common given name but is still used, particularly within Jewish communities. Its usage can be seen as a connection to biblical heritage and the traditional values associated with the name's meaning. There are no widely recognized historical or cultural figures beyond the biblical prophet Amotz who are prominently known by this name. The name itself has remained consistent in its spelling and pronunciation for centuries.