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Joseph is a name originating from Hebrew, meaning 'God will increase'
- Afrikaans: Josef
- Albanian: Jozef, Zef, Josif, Josip, Isuf
- Alsatian: Sepp
- Armenian: ?????? Hovsep
- Arabic: ???? (Y?suf, Youssef, Yussef, Yousuf)
- Azerbaijani: Yusif, Yusuf, Usub
- Belarusian: ?????, Iosif, ????, Yazep
- Bosnian: Josip, Jusuf
- Basque: Joseba, Josepe
- Bulgarian: ?????, Yosif
- Catalan: Josep, Pep (shortened form), Jep (an alternative shortened form)
- Corsican: Ghjaseppu
- Croatian: Josip, Joso, Jozo, Jo
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Joseph is a name originating from Hebrew, meaning 'God will increase'
- Afrikaans: Josef
- Albanian: Jozef, Zef, Josif, Josip, Isuf
- Alsatian: Sepp
- Armenian: Õ€Õ¸Õ¾Õ½Õ¥Öƒ Hovsep
- Arabic: يوس٠(Yūsuf, Youssef, Yussef, Yousuf)
- Azerbaijani: Yusif, Yusuf, Usub
- Belarusian: ІоÑÑ–Ñ„, Iosif, ЯзÑп, Yazep
- Bosnian: Josip, Jusuf
- Basque: Joseba, Josepe
- Bulgarian: ЙоÑиф, Yosif
- Catalan: Josep, Pep (shortened form), Jep (an alternative shortened form)
- Corsican: Ghjaseppu
- Croatian: Josip, Joso, Jozo, Joško, Joža
- Czech: Josef, Jožka, Pepa, PepÃk, Pepik, Pepan, PepÄa, Pepek, Pepino, Jožin
- Danish: Joseph, Josef
- Dutch: Jozef, Joost, Jos, Jo, Jef, Seppe
- English: Joseph, Joe, Joey
- Esperanto: Jozefo
- Estonian: Joosep, Joosu
- Faroese: Jósef
- Finnish: Jooseppi, Juuso
- French: Joseph
- Friulian: Bepi, Bepo, Bepùt
- Galician: Xosé
- Georgian: იáƒáƒ¡áƒ”ბ Ioseb, სáƒáƒ¡áƒ Soso
- German: Josef, Joseph; Jupp (familiar); Sepp Seppl or Pepi (familiar or diminutive forms, particularly in South Germany and Austria)
- Greek: Ἰωσήφ (IÅséph), Ἰώσηπος (Iosepos), (Iosipos)
- Hebrew: יוסף (Yosef)
- Hindi: योसेफ (YÅsÄ“ph)
- Hungarian: Jóska, József
- Icelandic: Jósef (pronounced "YO-sef"), Jósep (pronounced "YO-sep")
- Indonesian: Yoseph,Yosep,Yusuf, Yusup, Ucup,Josef,Joseph
- Interlingua: Joseph
- Italian: Giuseppe, Giù, Beppe, Peppe, Peppino, Pino, Bepi, Beppo, Pippo, Puccio
- Irish: Seosamh, Iósaf
- Japanese: ヨセフ Yosefu
- Kazakh: Yusuf, Jusip
- Korean: 요셉 Yosep
- Latin: Ioséphus
- Latvian: JÄzeps
- Limburgish: Joep, Sef
- Lithuanian: Juozapas, Juozas (shorter form), Juzas (shortest form)
- Lombard: Giüsèpp, Pèpp, Bèpp
- Malayalam: ജോസപàµà´ªàµ Josapp or ജോസപàµà´ªàµ» Josappan, ഔസേപàµà´ªàµ Ousepp , യോസേപàµà´ªàµ Yosef, ഔസേപചàµà´šà´¨àµâ€ Ouseppachen, കൊചàµà´šà´¾à´ªàµà´ªàµ Kochaappu, ഈപàµà´ªàµ» "Eappan", ഈപàµà´ªà´šàµà´šàµ» "Eappachan"
- Malay: Yusuf, Yusop, Yusoff, Jusoh, Usop
- Manado Malay: Josef, Yosef, Oce'
- Maltese: Ä?użeppi, Ä?użi, Ä?uż, Ä?użè, Peppi, Peppu, Peppinu, Pepp, Å»eppi, Å»eppu, Å»epp
- Mandarin Chinese: 约瑟(s) 約瑟(t) Yuēsè, 约瑟夫(s) 約瑟夫(t) Yuēsèfū, Zho-Zi-Fu
- Maori: Hohepa
- Norwegian: Josef
- Occitan: Josèp
- Persian: يوسÙ, YÅ«suf, Youssef, Yussef
- Polish: Józef (Yu-zef), Diminutive: Józek, Józio
- Portuguese: José, Josefo[3], Zé, Zezé (the last two are nicknames)
- Romanian: Iosif
- Russian: ИоÑиф (Iosif), ОÑип (Osip)
- Samoan: Iosefa
- Sardinian: Jisepu
- Scottish Gaelic: Seòsaidh
- Serbian: ЈоÑиф (Josif)
- Sepedi: Josefa
- Sicilian: Giuseppi
- Sinhala:Jose, Juse
- Slovak: Jozef, Jožo, Dodo, ÄŽoÄo
- Slovene: Jožef, Jože
- Spanish: José, Pepe, Chepe, Che
- Sundanese: Yusup, Usup, Ucup
- Swedish: Josef
- Syriac: Üܘܣܦ (Yausef, Yausep)
- Turkish: Yusuf, Yasef
- Tagalog: Jose, Pepe, Peping,
- Tamil: Yoseppu
- Telugu: Yosepu
- Ukrainian: ЙоÑип (Yosyp)
- Valencian: Josep
- Venetian: Juxepe (pronounced as "Giusepe" or "Iusepe"), Bepi, Bepin
- Vietnamese: Giu-se.
- Welsh: Joseff
- Yiddish: Yissl, Yussel, Jayzl
- Yorùbá: Josefu, Yesufu, Yusuf
- Zimbabwean (Shona): Joze, Joza
- Afrikaans: Josef
- Albanian: Jozef, Zef, Josif, Josip, Isuf
- Alsatian: Sepp
- Armenian: Õ€Õ¸Õ¾Õ½Õ¥Öƒ Hovsep
- Arabic: يوس٠(Yūsuf, Youssef, Yussef, Yousuf)
- Azerbaijani: Yusif, Yusuf, Usub
- Belarusian: ІоÑÑ–Ñ„, Iosif, ЯзÑп, Yazep
- Bosnian: Josip, Jusuf
- Basque: Joseba, Josepe
- Bulgarian: ЙоÑиф, Yosif
- Catalan: Josep, Pep (shortened form), Jep (an alternative shortened form)
- Corsican: Ghjaseppu
- Croatian: Josip, Joso, Jozo, Joško, Joža
- Czech: Josef, Jožka, Pepa, PepÃk, Pepik, Pepan, PepÄa, Pepek, Pepino, Jožin
- Danish: Joseph, Josef
- Dutch: Jozef, Joost, Jos, Jo, Jef, Seppe
- English: Joseph, Joe, Joey
- Esperanto: Jozefo
- Estonian: Joosep, Joosu
- Faroese: Jósef
- Finnish: Jooseppi, Juuso
- French: Joseph
- Friulian: Bepi, Bepo, Bepùt
- Galician: Xosé
- Georgian: იáƒáƒ¡áƒ”ბ Ioseb, სáƒáƒ¡áƒ Soso
- German: Josef, Joseph; Jupp (familiar); Sepp Seppl or Pepi (familiar or diminutive forms, particularly in South Germany and Austria)
- Greek: Ἰωσήφ (IÅséph), Ἰώσηπος (Iosepos), (Iosipos)
- Hebrew: יוסף (Yosef)
- Hindi: योसेफ (YÅsÄ“ph)
- Hungarian: Jóska, József
- Icelandic: Jósef (pronounced "YO-sef"), Jósep (pronounced "YO-sep")
- Indonesian: Yoseph,Yosep,Yusuf, Yusup, Ucup,Josef,Joseph
- Interlingua: Joseph
- Italian: Giuseppe, Giù, Beppe, Peppe, Peppino, Pino, Bepi, Beppo, Pippo, Puccio
- Irish: Seosamh, Iósaf
- Japanese: ヨセフ Yosefu
- Kazakh: Yusuf, Jusip
- Korean: 요셉 Yosep
- Latin: Ioséphus
- Latvian: JÄzeps
- Limburgish: Joep, Sef
- Lithuanian: Juozapas, Juozas (shorter form), Juzas (shortest form)
- Lombard: Giüsèpp, Pèpp, Bèpp
- Malayalam: ജോസപàµà´ªàµ Josapp or ജോസപàµà´ªàµ» Josappan, ഔസേപàµà´ªàµ Ousepp , യോസേപàµà´ªàµ Yosef, ഔസേപചàµà´šà´¨àµâ€ Ouseppachen, കൊചàµà´šà´¾à´ªàµà´ªàµ Kochaappu, ഈപàµà´ªàµ» "Eappan", ഈപàµà´ªà´šàµà´šàµ» "Eappachan"
- Malay: Yusuf, Yusop, Yusoff, Jusoh, Usop
- Manado Malay: Josef, Yosef, Oce'
- Maltese: Ä?użeppi, Ä?użi, Ä?uż, Ä?użè, Peppi, Peppu, Peppinu, Pepp, Å»eppi, Å»eppu, Å»epp
- Mandarin Chinese: 约瑟(s) 約瑟(t) Yuēsè, 约瑟夫(s) 約瑟夫(t) Yuēsèfū, Zho-Zi-Fu
- Maori: Hohepa
- Norwegian: Josef
- Occitan: Josèp
- Persian: يوسÙ, YÅ«suf, Youssef, Yussef
- Polish: Józef (Yu-zef), Diminutive: Józek, Józio
- Portuguese: José, Josefo[3], Zé, Zezé (the last two are nicknames)
- Romanian: Iosif
- Russian: ИоÑиф (Iosif), ОÑип (Osip)
- Samoan: Iosefa
- Sardinian: Jisepu
- Scottish Gaelic: Seòsaidh
- Serbian: ЈоÑиф (Josif)
- Sepedi: Josefa
- Sicilian: Giuseppi
- Sinhala:Jose, Juse
- Slovak: Jozef, Jožo, Dodo, ÄŽoÄo
- Slovene: Jožef, Jože
- Spanish: José, Pepe, Chepe, Che
- Sundanese: Yusup, Usup, Ucup
- Swedish: Josef
- Syriac: Üܘܣܦ (Yausef, Yausep)
- Turkish: Yusuf, Yasef
- Tagalog: Jose, Pepe, Peping,
- Tamil: Yoseppu
- Telugu: Yosepu
- Ukrainian: ЙоÑип (Yosyp)
- Valencian: Josep
- Venetian: Juxepe (pronounced as "Giusepe" or "Iusepe"), Bepi, Bepin
- Vietnamese: Giu-se.
- Welsh: Joseff
- Yiddish: Yissl, Yussel, Jayzl
- Yorùbá: Josefu, Yesufu, Yusuf
- Zimbabwean (Shona): Joze, Joza
- Afrikaans: Josef
- Albanian: Jozef, Zef, Josif, Josip, Isuf
- Arabic: يوس٠(Yūsuf, Youssef, Yussef, Yousuf)
- Azerbaijani: Yusif, Yusuf, Usub
- Belarusian: ІоÑÑ–Ñ„, Iosif, ЯзÑп, Yazep
- Bosnian: Josip, Jusufepe
- Bulgarian: ЙоÑиф, Yosif
- Croatian: Josip, Joso, Jozo, Joško, Joža
- Czech: Josef, Jožka, Pepa, PepÃk, Pepik, Pepan, PepÄa, Pepek, Pepino, Jožin
- Danish: Joseph, Josef
- Dutch: Jozef, Joost, Jos, Jo, Jef, Seppe
- English: Joseph, Joe, Joey
- Finnish: Jooseppi, Juuso
- French: Joseph
- Georgian: იáƒáƒ¡áƒ”ბ Ioseb, სáƒáƒ¡áƒ Soso
- German: Josef, Joseph; Jupp (familiar); Sepp Seppl or Pepi (familiar or diminutive forms, particularly in South Germany and Austria)
- Greek: Ἰωσήφ (IÅséph), Ἰώσηπος (Iosepos), (Iosipos)
- Hebrew: יוסף (Yosef)
- Hindi: योसेफ (YÅsÄ“ph)
- Hungarian: Jóska, József
- Icelandic: Jósef (pronounced "YO-sef"), Jósep (pronounced "YO-sep")
- Indonesian: Yoseph,Yosep,Yusuf, Yusup, Ucup,Josef,Joseph
- Italian: Giuseppe, Giù, Beppe, Peppe, Peppino, Pino, Bepi, Beppo, Pippo, Puccio
- Irish: Seosamh, Iósaf
- Japanese: ヨセフ Yosefu
- Korean: 요셉 Yosep
- Lithuanian: Juozapas, Juozas (shorter form), Juzas (shortest form)
- Manado Malay: Josef, Yosef, Oce'
- Norwegian: Josef
- Persian: يوسÙ, YÅ«suf, Youssef, Yussef
- Polish: Józef (Yu-zef), Diminutive: Józek, Józio
- Portuguese: José, Josefo[3], Zé, Zezé (the last two are nicknames)
- Romanian: Iosif
- Russian: ИоÑиф (Iosif), ОÑип (Osip)
- Spanish: José, Pepe, Chepe, Che
- Swedish: Josef
- Turkish: Yusuf, Yasef
- Zimbabwean (Shona): Joze, Joza
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How do you spell Joseph in portuguese?
"Joseph" in Portuguese is spelled as "José."
How is July spelled in other languages?
In Spanish, July is spelled "julio." In French, it is spelled "juillet." In Italian, it is spelled "luglio," and in German, it is spelled "Juli."
What is French word for Joseph?
The first name Joseph is spelled the same in French.
How do you spell Jose in English?
The English equivalent of Jose is Joseph or Joe. Given names are not normally translated into other languages.
How do you spell Joseph in hawaiian?
In Hawaiian, the name Joseph is spelled "Iosepa."
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