Seths

Seths is the plural form of the given name Seth and may also function as a surname in English-language contexts. The name Seth itself is of Hebrew origin, from Shet, and has appeared in various forms in religious, literary, and popular contexts since antiquity.

In English usage, "Seths" typically refers to a group of people named Seth or, when used as part of a proper noun, a family name. As a surname, Seth occurs in some communities, especially in South Asia, but the form "Seths" is not common as a standalone surname in standard usage.

In culture, several fictional characters bear the given name Seth, illustrating its continued popularity: Seth Cohen is a central character in the television series The O.C.; Seth Gecko is a principal character in the film From Dusk Till Dawn; Seth Brundle is a lead character in The Fly; Seth Clearwater is a character in the Twilight series.

In religion and mythology, Seth is a figure in the Hebrew Bible, the third son of Adam and Eve, whose name has been used for generations as a given name. The Egyptian god Set (often rendered Seth in older English), by contrast, is a separate figure; while both names share phonetic similarity in English, they originate from distinct traditions.