History:

The name Osama, written as أسامة in Arabic, comes from Arabic language and tradition. It is taken from the word "Usama," the Arabic term for a young lion or lion cub. In pre-Islamic Arabia, names usually showed the qualities parents wanted their children to have, like courage, strength, and leadership. Lions were admired animals, representing bravery and skill. Naming a child this name was a way to call upon these respected traits. It showed a connection to the power and honor of the animal kingdom.

Description:

Arabic is commonly spoken. The name Osama is sometimes used by Arabic speakers.

Here are few notable Indian personalities with the name and their professions: Osama Manzar : Social Entrepreneur.

Usama is a spelling and phonetic variation of Osama.

/oʊˈsɑːmə/ (Oh-SAH-mah, with the second syllable emphasized).