Yoseph

Meaning of Yoseph

The name Yoseph, pronounced as yo-SEF (/ˈjoʊsɛf/ or /joˈsef/), is of Hebrew origin and is a variant of the name Joseph. It carries a rich historical and cultural significance, often associated with the biblical figure Joseph, who was known for his coat of many colors and his rise to power in Egypt. Variations of Yoseph include Joseph and Yusuf, reflecting its widespread use across different cultures and languages. In the United States, the name Yoseph has seen fluctuating popularity over the years, with occurrences ranging from 5 to 37 newborns annually since 1975. Although it remains relatively uncommon compared to its more popular counterpart Joseph, Yoseph offers a unique twist on a classic name that resonates with tradition and timeless appeal.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as yo-SEF (/ˈjoʊsɛf/)

Hebrew

• Pronunced as yo-SEF (/joˈsef/)

• Joseph
• Youssef
• Yusuf
• Yosef
• Yosif
• Yossef