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Joseph occurs as given name originating from Hebrew, recorded in the Hebrew Bible, as יוֹסֵף, Standard Hebrew Yosef, and Tiberian Hebrew Yôsēp̄. Around Arabic, including in the Qur'an, the name is spelt يوسف or Yūsuf. A title may be translated from either Hebrew when signifying "The Lord will increase/add". This variant of the title is utilized mostly around English, French and German-speaking countries.

As a biblical & saints' name, Joseph has enjoyed significant & swell merited popularity around its numbers of forms inside numerous countries.

People referred to simply as "Joseph"

Religious figures

Joseph, son of Jacob, is a figure obtained in the Book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible. He was the Hebrew who was known for receiving the multi-varicolored cloak from either his father & late interpreted dreams, as well as a commodities trader for the Ancient Egyptian state. A Tribe of Joseph, named when Joseph, boy of Jacob, consists of the Tribe of Ephraim and the Tribe of Manasseh. Saint Joseph of Nazareth is a figure from either a New Testament prominent in Christianity, who was hubby of Mary and thus step-father of Jesus. Joseph of Arimathea, from a New Testament, acquired the body of Jesus from either Pontius Pilate. Joseph is the sixth son of the patriarch Lehi in the Book of Mormon.

Political leaders
Joseph was the title of Khazar ruler of the mid 900s CE who corresponded by using Hasdai ibn Shaprut The total of leaders around western history, both lay & ecclesiastical, were named Joseph: Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor (1678-1711) Joseph I of Portugal (1750-1777) Joseph I of Bulgaria, Bulgarian Exarch (1877-1915) Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor (March 13, 1741 – February 20, 1790) Joseph II, Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union Chief Joseph was a Nez Percé Chief, in North American history

Placenames
United States Joseph, Utah Joseph, Oregon There come too occasionally site known as Saint Joseph.

Other language variants
Giô-sép - Vietnamese Giuseppe - Italian Ä użeppi - Maltese Hohepa - MÄ?ori Õ€Õ¸Õ¾Õ½Õ¥Öƒ (Hovsep') - Armenian იáƒ?სებ (Ioseb) - Georgian Iosephus - Ecclesiastical Latin Ιώσηπος (IÅ?sepos) - Greek Ιωσήφ (IosÄ“ph) - Greek ИоÑ?иф (Iosif) - Russian Joosef - Plattdüütsch Jooseppi - Finnish José - Spanish, Portuguese Joseba - Basque Josef - Czech, German, Norwegian, Swedish Jósef - Icelandic Josep - Catalan Josepe - Basque Josephus - Latin ЈоÑ?иф (Josif) - Serbian Josip - Croatian, Slovene Jozef - Albanian, Dutch, Slovenian, Slovak, Polish Jozèf - Haitian Creole Jozefo - Esperanto József - Hungarian Juozapas - Lithuanian Juozas - Lithuanian ОÑ?ип (Osip) - Russian Seosamh - Irish Seòsaidh - Scottish Gaelic Xosé - Galician ЙоÑ?иф (Yosif) - Bulgarian ЙоÑ?ип (Yosyp) - Ukrainian Yue se - Mandarin pinyin Yusuf - Indonesian, Turkish

Joseph, Vijesh
Information about the author, including photographs and humor.

Joseph, Edward Jr. - StarChild98
Promotes the lifestyle and culture surrounding a Trini living in Canada; a personal profile, including biographical information, photos, and items of interest to the author.






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