josé

Nombre de origen hebreo, derivado de 'Yosef', que significa 'Dios añadirá'.

NOUN (1)

[/xoˈse/^es-ES]

joseph literal / god will add conceptual (Directly translated meaning of the name but not used as a proper name.) / untranslatable untranslatable (The name 'José' carries cultural significance and is a proper noun without a direct equivalent in English.)

Synonyms joseph científico

José is a very common male given name in Spanish-speaking countries, equivalent to the English name Joseph. It originates from the Hebrew name 'Yosef' (יוֹסֵף), meaning 'God will add' or 'He will add'. While 'Joseph' is its direct English translation, the name 'José' is frequently used in its original form in English-speaking contexts, especially when referring to individuals of Hispanic descent, retaining its cultural significance.

plural
josés

Mi tío José vive en México. — My uncle José lives in Mexico.
José es un nombre muy popular en España. — José is a very popular name in Spain.
Conocí a un chico llamado José en la universidad. — I met a boy named José at the university.