Female and male names most popular from last year - page 1719.

Hebrew name meaning "God will add," derived from the Latin Josephine/Josephina and ultimately from the Hebrew Yosef.

Hebrew-derived variant of Josephine, meaning 'God shall increase', inspired by the biblical figure Joseph.

Rare Hebrew name meaning "God is my Strength" or "God is My Help", composed of Yosef (he will add) and El (God).

Unique Spanish-origin name created by Salvador Dalí, combining elements from Josephine Baker and Scarlett O'Hara with no specific meaning.

Distinctive male name of French origin, derived from the Germanic "Hoscelinus" meaning "hare-like" or "weak as a hare.

Rare female name of Latin origin, derived from 'jocosus', meaning 'jesting' or 'merry'. It was first used in medieval England after the Norman Conquest, and was popular among the nobility.

Unique female given name of Welsh origin that means "God's vigilance.

Unique feminine name of Welsh origin that means "gentle and blessed" or "mild and fair.

Welsh name derived from Iestyn, meaning "ardent" or "eager," popularized by Prince Iestyn ap Gwrgan in the 12th century and associated with notable figures like Joscelyn, Duke of Bedford. Despite its rich history, Josclyn remains relatively uncommon today.

Hebrew name meaning "he will add," derived from the name Yosef, and holds historical significance as both Joseph in the Old Testament and Jesus' foster father Joseph of Nazareth bore this name.

Joseadrian, of Spanish origin, combines José ('God will increase') and Adrian ('from Hadria'), bearing historical significance as seen with Governor José Adrián Velázquez.

Unique Spanish name composed of José ("God will increase") and Alberto ("noble and bright"), signifying "God will add nobility and brightness.

Distinctive Hispanic name combining José ("God shall increase") and Alejandro ("defending men"), carrying historic strength and cultural significance.

Distinctive Hispanic male name composed of José ("God shall increase") and Alfredo ("noble and wise"), carrying positive meanings but lacking widespread historical significance.

Unique male given name of Spanish origin, combining "Jose" meaning "God shall increase" in Hebrew and "Andres," the Spanish form of Greek "Andrew," translating to "God shall increase Andrew.

Unique feminine variation of Joseph, derived from Hebrew and meaning "God shall increase," popular worldwide despite its Hispanic roots.

Recently created female given name of Spanish origin, derived from the male name José which means 'God will increase'. The suffix '-any' gives it a feminine touch.

Unique Spanish name composed of José ("God shall increase") and Armando ("strong home"), meaning "God shall increase, strong home.

Jose Carlos is a distinctive Spanish name composed of Jose ('he will add') and Carlos ('freeholder').

Spanish compound name derived from José ('God will increase') and Cruz ('cross'), signifying 'God will increase the cross'.

Distinctive Spanish name derived from José (meaning "God will increase") and Daniel (meaning "God is my judge" or "judged by God"), combining two classic Spanish names with strong biblical associations.

Rare Hebrew name derived from Joseph and David, meaning "he will add/increase" (Joseph) and "beloved/uncle" (David).

Hebrew name that means "God shall increase," a variant of Joseph. It first appeared in the Bible as Rachel's son and has been used by Jewish communities throughout history.

Rare yet powerful Spanish name combining 'Jose' (meaning "God will increase") and 'Eduardo' ("prosperity" and "strong").

Distinctive Spanish name combining José ("God shall increase") and Eduardo ("protector of prosperity"), with no significant historical figure associated.

Spanish given name composed of "Jose," meaning "God shall increase," and "Enrique," meaning "home ruler.

Unique, two-part Spanish name composed of José ("God shall increase") and Fernando ("bold voyage"), conveying the meaning "God shall increase with bold journey".

Hebrew-origin name meaning "may God increase", derived from the biblical Joseph. It's associated with strength and leadership, popularized by figures like Joseph Stalin and has been embraced across Jewish, Christian, and Muslim communities worldwide.

Graceful Spanish name derived from Joseph, meaning "God will increase," signifying growth and prosperity.

Unique female name derived from Hebrew 'Joseph', meaning "He will increase". It gained popularity in Spain during the Middle Ages, was associated with opera singer Josephine Baker, and has been carried by historical figures like Josefita de Abalos y Alcocer.

Josef Francisco is a unique, Spanish-origin unisex name composed of "Josef" meaning "God shall increase," and "Francisco" meaning "Frenchman." It has historical ties to Saint Francis of Assisi and King Francisco José I of Spain.

Spanish origin, combines 'Jose', meaning 'God will increase', and 'Guadalupe', honoring the Virgin Mary's apparition in Mexico.

Unique spelling variation of Joseph, a name of Hebrew origin meaning "God shall increase.

Unique Hebrew name meaning "God shall increase," originating from Yosef and popularized by figures like Queen Joséphine de Beauharnais.

Joseph is a Hebrew name derived from the Semitic root "yśp," meaning "to increase" or "to add." It first appeared in the Bible as Jacob's eleventh son, symbolizing growth after infertility. Popularized during the Middle Ages through Saint Joseph and Joseph of Arimathea, it remains widely used globally, carrying connotations of prosperity, family, and faith.

Distinctive Hebrew name derived from Yosef, meaning "he will add" or "God shall increase.

Josei" is a Japanese feminine name meaning 'woman', recently adopted as a given name worldwide to celebrate womanhood's strength and beauty.

Joseiah, derived from Hebrew Joseph meaning 'God will increase', is a unique and distinguished name with biblical roots, first used in the 19th century.

Unique Spanish male name derived from José ("God shall increase") and Ignacio ("to ignite"), signifying "God will kindle.

Distinctively Spanish name derived from José ('God will increase') and Javier ('new house' or 'new settlement'), combining religious and cultural significance.