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Joseph is a common male name, derived from the Hebrew Yosef. "Joseph" is used, along with "Josef", mostly in English, French and partially German languages. This spelling is also found as a variant in the languages of the modern-day Nordic countries. In Portuguese and Spanish, the name is "José". In Arabic, including in the Quran, the name is spelled يوسف, Yūsuf. In Kurdish (Kurdî), the name is Ûsiv or Yûsiv, Persian, the name is Yousef, and in Turkish it is Yusuf. In Pashto the name is spelled Esaf (ايسپ) and in Malayalam it is spelled Ousep (ഔസേപ്പ്). In Tamil, it is spelled as Yosepu (யோசேப்பு).

Etymology
The Bible offers two explanations for the origins of the name Yosef: first, it is compared to the word from the root /'sp/, : "And she conceived, and bore a son; and said, God hath taken away my reproach"; Yosef is then identified with the similar root /ysp/, meaning : "And she called his name Joseph; and said, The shall add to me another son." The Jewish Encyclopedia says that it is a theophoric name referencing the Tetragrammaton, and in fact his name is spelled Jehoseph, with the theophoric first syllable '''Jeho''', once in Psalms. The name can also consist of the Hebrew yadah meaning "praise", "fame" and the word asaf. ==Variants, diminutives and familiar forms in other languages==
Variants, diminutives and familiar forms in other languages
Variations for males include: • Afrikaans: Josef, Joesoef • Albanian: Jozef, Zef, Josif, Jozë, Isuf, Bep, Bibë • Alemmanic: Sepp, Seppu • Alsatian: Sepp • Amharic: (Yosēfi) • Aragonese: Chusep, Chusé • Aramaic: (Yawsef, Yowsef) • Armenian: (Hovsep) • Arabic: (Yūsif, Youssef, Yussef, Yousif, Yousef, Youssof, Yūsuf) • Arpitan: Dzozè • Azerbaijani: Yusif, Yusuf, Usub • Basque: Joseba, Josepe • Bavarian: Sepp, Bepperl, Beppe, Beppi, • Belarusian: (Iosif), (Jazep) • Bengali: (Iusuf) • Betawi: Yusuf, Yusup, Ucup. • Bosnian: Josip, Jusuf • Breton: Jozef, Jozeb • Bulgarian: (Yosif) • Burmese (Myanmar): (Yaw sautsai) • Cantonese: (Joek sat) • Catalan: Josep, Pep (shortened form), Jep (an alternative shortened form) • Circassian: (Yusyf) • Cornish: Josep • Corsican: Ghjaseppu, Ghjiseppu; Diminutives: Ghjasè, Ghjisè • Croatian: Josip, Joso, Jozo, Joza, Joze, Joško, Joža, Jože, Bepo, Bepi, Bapi, Pino, Osíp, Bozo, Gonzo, Ganso • Czech: Josef; Diminutives: Pepa, Peppa, Pepík, Pepik, Jožka, Pepan, Pepča, Pepek, Pepino, Jožin • Danish: Josef • Dutch: Jozef, Josephus; Diminutives: Joep, Joost, Jos, Jo, Jef, Seppe • English: Joseph, Diminutives: Jo, Joe, Joey, Josy, Jossy, Josey, Jos, Josie • Estonian: Joosep, Joosu • Faroese: Jósef • Fijian: Josefa • Filipino: Joseph, José, Pepe, Peping, Sep, Jojo • Finnish: Jooseppi, Juuso • French: José, Joseph, Jojo • Friulian: Josef, 'Sef, 'Sefin, 'Sefut, Bepi, Bepo, Beput • Galician: Xosé • Georgian: (Ioseb), (Soso) • German: Joscha, Josef, Joseph; Jupp (familiar); Sepp, Seppl or Pepi (familiar or diminutive forms, particularly in South Germany and Austria) • Greek: (Iosif), (Iosipos), (Sifis) (local in Crete) • Gujarati: (Jōsēfa) • Hawaiian: Iokepa • Hebrew: (Yosef), (Yossi) (diminutive), (Sefi) (diminutive) • Hiligaynon: José, Josef, Josep (rare) • Hindi: (Yūsuf) • Hungarian: József, Jóska, Józsi (diminutive) • Icelandic: Jósef, Jói • Igbo: Yôsēp̄, Yossef, Josef • Indonesian: Joesoef, Josef, Joseph, Jusuf, Ucup, Yosef, Yosep, Yusuf, Yusup, Yoseph, Yosi • Italian: Giuseppe, Giù, Beppe, Peppe, Peppino, Pepino, Pino, Bepi, Beppo, Pippo, Puccio, Gioseffo, Gio or GiòIrish: Seosamh, Iósaf • Japanese: (Yosefu), (Josefu) • Kambaata: Yeseffe, Yese, Josse, Jossy • Kannada: (Jōseph) • Kashmiri: (Yūsuf) • Kazakh: Yusuf, Jusip • Khmer: (Yousaep) • Korean: (Yosep), (Josep) • Kurdish (Kurdî): Ûsiv, Yûsiv • Kyrgyz: (Jusup), Юс • Latvian: Jāzeps, Jozefs, Josefs, Josifs, Džozefs, Žozefs, Jusufs, Jozis, Zeps, Seps • Limburgish: Joep, Sef • Lithuanian: Juozapas, Juozas (shorter form), Juzas, Juzė (diminutive), Justas • Lombard: Usèp, Jusèp, Bèp • Luganda: Yusufu, Yozefu • Macedonian: (J̌osif) • Malayalam: (Josapp) or (Josappan), (Ousepp), (Yosepp), (Kochaappu), (Eeppan), (Jōsaph), (Iype) • Malaysian: Yusuf, Yusop, Yusoff, Jusoh, Eusoff, Usop • Manado Malay: Josef, Yosef, Oce' • Maltese: Ġużeppi, Ġużi, Ġuż, Ġużè, Peppi, Peppu, Peppinu, Pepp, Peppa, Pepa, Żeppi, Żeppu, Żepp • Mandarin: , , • Marathi: (Jōsēfa) • Māori: Hohepa • Mongolian: (Iosyef) • Nepali: (Yūsupha) • Norwegian: Josef • Occitan: Josèp • Persian: (Youssef, Yūsuf, Yussef) • Polish: Józef, Józek (diminutive), Józio (diminutive) • Portuguese: José, Josefo, Joséf; diminutive forms: Zé, Zeca, Zezé • Provençal: Jóusè • Punjabi: (Yūsufa) • Quechua: Husiy • Romanian: Iosif, Iosub • Romansch: Giusep, Gisep, Giusi, Sepp • Russian: (Iosif), (Osip), (Peppa) • Samoan: Iosefa, Sefa • Sardinian: Josepe, Zosepe, Gisepu • Scottish Gaelic: Seòsaidh, Eòsaph, Iòsaph • Serbian: (Josif), (Josip), (Josef), (Jozef) • Sepedi: Josefa • Sicilian: Giuseppi • Silesian: Zefel, Zeflik (diminutive) • Sinhala: (Juse), (Jōsēf) • Slovak: Jozef, Jožo, Dodo, Ďoďo, Dodô, Doido • Slovene: Jožef, Jože • Somali: • Spanish: José; hypocoristic versions: Pepe, Chepe, Che, Cheo, Chelo • Sundanese: Ucup, Yusup, Yosep • Swahili: Yusuph, Yusufu, Yosefu • Swedish: Josef • Syriac: (Yosip, Yausef, Ossi) • Tagalog: Jose, Pepe, Peping • Tamil: (sūsai), (yōcēppu) • Tajik: (Yusuf) • Telugu: (Yōsepu) • Thai: (Co sef, Josef) • Tigrinya: (Yosēf) • Tongan: Siosefa • Turkish: Yusuf • Turkmen: Yusup • Tyap: • Ukrainian: (Josyp), (Osyp) • (Yūsuf) • Uzbek: Yusuf • Valencian: Josep • Venetian: Juxepe, Bepi, Bepin, Bapi • Vietnamese: Giu-se or Giô-xếp or Yuse or Giô-sép • Vilamovian: Juza • Welsh: Joseff, Ioseff (or, less commonly, Iosep) • Yiddish: Yissl, Yussel, Jayzl • Yoruba: Josefu, Yusufu • Shona: Joze, Joza • Zulu: uJosef Female formsAlbanian: Jozefina, Zefina • Catalan: Josepa, Pepa, Peppa (shortened) • Cornish: Josepa • Croatian: Josipa, Josica, Jozica • Czech: Josefina, Josefa, Jozeva • Dutch: José, Josefien • English: Jo, Josephine, Joette, Posy, Posie • French: Joséphine, Josephte, Josepthe • Friulian: Josefe, 'Sefe, Pine • Greek: (Iosiphina) • Hungarian: Jozefa, Jozefina, Józsa • Indonesian: Yosephine, Josefa, Josepha, Josephira, Josephine, Josephina, Yosefin, Yosefina, Josefina, Yosepha • Irish: Seosaimhín • Italian: Giuseppa, Giuseppina • Maltese: Ġuża, Ġużeppa • Norwegian: Josefine, Josephine • Polish: Józefina, Józefa, Józia (shortened) • Portuguese: Josefa, Josefina, José (mainly in the compound Maria José), Zezé (nickname) • Romansh: Giuseppa, Giuseppina • Samoan: Iosefina • Sardinian: Josepa, Zosepa, Zosepedda • Slovak: Jozefína, Jozefa • Spanish: Josefa, Josefina, Josefita • Swedish: Josefin, Josefine, Josephine, Josefina • Yiddish: Jayzl, Yissl ==People==
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