Osger

Osger is a given name of Old English origin. It is derived from the elements "ōs," meaning "god," and "gēr," meaning "spear." The name was common among Anglo-Saxons and appears in various historical records. Over time, the spelling and pronunciation of Osger evolved. Variations of the name include Osgar, Osgard, and Asgar. Notable historical figures bearing the name Osger are scarce in readily available modern records, though it was likely more prevalent in earlier centuries. The name Osger is not widely used in contemporary English-speaking countries, though it may persist in some genealogical contexts or in specific cultural traditions. Its meaning, "god's spear," suggests a connection to warrior or divine imagery. The etymological roots of Osger place it firmly within the Germanic naming traditions that influenced English nomenclature.