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Forename José

Throughout the world, José (Jose Brazil Mexico Spain Argentina Venezuela, José Brazil Mexico Spain Argentina Venezuela, יוסף Israel, among others...) is a prevalent boy's forename. The first name José is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Mexico, where it is a prevalent male name, Nicaragua, and Brazil (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Likewise, José is the last name as well as the forename.

Jesus fishJosé is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name José

name José Tomás, name Yazep, name Toma, name Jozeb, name Che, name Juozapas, name Yusuf, name Chema, name Восіп, name Josip, name Jose Tomas, name Jožko, name Giuseppe, name María José, name Zé, name Yosef, name Iossif, name Jazep, name חוסה, name Joep, name Husiy, name Iosip, name Pepe, name Seff, name Jozefo, name Jožef, name Osyp, name Jože, name Xosé, name Chusé, name Jose, name ホセ, name Chuse, name Джозеф, name Iosif, name Juozas, name Jozef, name Osip, name Хосе, name Joseph, name Josif, name Xose, name Ιωσήφ, name Joosef, name Yoseph, name Josef, name József, name Iosephus, name Jusuf, name Joseba, name יוסף, name Józef, name Ossip, name Josep, name Jooseppi, name خوسيه, name José
VARIANTCOUNTRY
José, Jose Spain, Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina
יוסף, חוסה Israel
ホセ Japan
Хосе Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan
خوسيه Palestinian Territory, Saudi Arabia, Morocco

First name José in the context

José is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Joseph , the Christian saint; husband of Mary and father of Jesus, Presentation of Jesus at the Temple; José Carioca , the fictional character created by Disney, a Brazilian parrot, The Three Caballeros; Caiaphas , the Jewish High Priest (c. 14 BC - c. 46 AD); José Gaspar , the apocryphal Spanish pirate and José Arcadio Buendía , character in One Hundred Years of Solitude, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

josé pichón (b. 1301) link
josé sapateiro explorer (b. 1401) link
josé anchorena (b. 1410) link
josé vizinho PT (b. 1450) link
picture of josé de anchieta josé de anchieta josé de anchieta Spanish Jesuit missionary, ES (b. 1534) link
picture of josé de acosta josé de acosta josé de acosta Spanish missionary and writer, ES (b. 1540) link
picture of josé de sigüenza josé de sigüenza josé de sigüenza Spanish theologian, ES (b. 1544) link
picture of josé calasanz josé calasanz josé calasanz writer, ES (b. 1556) link
picture of josé de villaviciosa josé de villaviciosa josé de villaviciosa Spanish author, ES (b. 1589) link
picture of josé de ribera josé de ribera josé de ribera Spanish (Valencian) painter 1591-1652, ES (b. 1591) link
picture of josé de argáiz y pérez josé de argáiz y pérez josé de argáiz y pérez Roman Catholic archbishop, ES (b. 1592) link
picture of josé gonzález de uzqueta josé gonzález de uzqueta josé gonzález de uzqueta ES (b. 1583) link
josé teixeira Portuguese Dominican theologian (1543-1620), PT (b. 1543) link
picture of josé de niño josé de niño josé de niño author (17th century) (b. 1601) link
picture of josé pellicer josé pellicer josé pellicer Spanish writer and literary critic (1602-1679), ES (b. 1602) link

Characteristic surnames

Cruz, Morales, Almeida, Pereira, Ribeiro, García, Júnior, Martinez, Sánchez, Carvalho, Castillo, Ramírez, Jiménez, Ferreira, Oliveira, Martínez, Rodriguez, Rodrigues, González, Fernandes, Rodríguez, Gonçalves, Martins, Flores, Torres, López, Ruiz, Lima, Neto, Silva, Sousa, Souza, Alves, Costa, Ramos, Díaz, Hernández, Gomes, Filho, Moreno, Muñoz, Santos, Carlos, Castro, Pérez, Romero, Garcia, Gómez, Lopes, and Fernández