The following definitions are from the "Hebrew/Chaldee Dictionary" in James Strong's Exhaustive Concordance to the Old and New Testament. As we go through the following material we'll see that the name Oseo or Osseo, one of the names of Shiva, is the source of the Hebrew names Howshea, Hosheah, Oshea, Hosea.

From James Strong's Hebrew-Chaldee Dictionary
in his Exhaustive Concordance to the Old and New Testament.

1954 Howshea, ho-shay-ah, means deliverer. It is the name of five Israelites.

Other forms of the word are Hosea, Hoshea, and Oshea. It is from the Yasha and Yesha roots described above.

Entry 4101 Mah means  that, that which, what (soever), why, and how great in Hebrew (just as Maha means great in Hindu) and Yesha. The union of the two words means the Great Deliverance, or What a Liberation!

Entry 3964 Ma is the indefinite pronoun of  that or what and is related to 4100 Mah, Ma, or Me as well as Entry 4101 Mah.

Mahat in Sanskrit means great. The M in Mosheh may be seen as a contraction of Mah in Hebrew.  Mah is a Hebrew version of the Sanskrit Mahat, and therefore Mosheh means The Great Liberator.

   There are several companion words in ancient Hebrew conveying similar meanings:

Entries 4337 and 4338 Meysha, meaning safety, which can be a synonym for deliverance, also stem from 3467 Yasha, meaning to deliver, salvation, i.e. deliverance.  Yasha and Yesha may be seen as forms of Isa, a name of Shiva.  Isa, in turn may be regarded as another form of Osseo, or Oseo.
 

                                                       The Moses Root

Entry 4872 Mosheh, drawing out of the water, that is rescued. Mosheh is the Hebrew name for Moses.  It is related to

Entry 4871 mashah; a primitive root meaning to pull out, to draw out.

Entry 4190 Mowshaah, pronounced mo-shaw-aw, means deliverance, salvation. Mowshaah is simply a transliteration of the Sanskrit Moksha which means deliverance, liberation or salvation.  Strong states that Mowshaah is from 3467 Yasha, meaning to deliver.
 

   So we can see here the important connection between Mowshaah and Yasha or Yesha.  Remembering that Y like J is often a silent letter helps us to understand the connection.

3467 Yasha, meaning to be open wide or free, to be safe, to free or succor, avenging, defend, deliver, help, preserve.  It is related to

3468 Yesha, meaning liberty, deliverance, prosperity.

   Yesha is a source of the numerous Ish and Isha root words in the Old Testament, which originally stem from Isa and Ishvara, or Eshvara, other names of Shiva among Hindus. It is also the source for Eshoo, the Peshitta Aramaic name of Jesus, and Isa or Issa, the name by which Jesus is known to Tibetans, some Hindus and Muslims. As Charles Souvoy of the Catholic Encyclopedia says, Isaiah and Jesus (also known as Isa) stem from the same root.  Charles Souvoy in the Catholic Encyclopedia asserts that Josue and Jesus are from the same root that gives us Isaias. In other words, that the name Jesus is a form of Isaias, which, we can readily see, is built upon the root Isa, which is a name of Shiva. The Hindu-based name of Jesus has numerous implications regarding his Essene background and his egalitarianism.
 

3470 Yeshayah or Yeshyahuw, which is from 3467 and 3450 means Jah has saved. The names Jeshaja, Isaiah, Jesaiah, and Jeshaiah are all forms of the word. (Underlining is mine.) Once again, remembering that Y like J is often a silent letter helps us to understand the relationship between the Hebrew spelling and the sound of the name.

   Therefore we can see from well-known names such as that of Isaiah, which combines the name Jah with the name Isa, that the name Isa, which means saved or delivered, has essentially the same meanings as Oshea.

  None of the linkings here have been strained or forced. They don't need to be. There is overwhelming evidence for the original Jews having come from India, and they brought not only the Sanskrit language but the religious complex of the mother culture, which included Sabeanism, Vaishnavaism, Saktiism, and Jainism.