Jose
Common Hispanic name
Jose is the Spanish form of Joseph, one of the most common male given names in Spanish-speaking countries and increasingly in the United States.
Often written with an accent (José) to indicate stress on the second syllable.
The name appears in countless compound forms: José Luis, José María, Juan José.
Everyone calls him Jose, but his full name is José Antonio.
Nickname for José
Latin American by heritage
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- MexicanOf or from Tenochtitlan's successor
- CubanFrom a Caribbean nation
- Puerto RicanFrom the smallest Greater Antille
heritage · tradition · fiesta · mariachi · barrio · familia · compadre · amigo
Costa Rican governmental seat
- patronRegular supporter or customer
- carpenterTimber construction tradesperson
- foster fatherMale caretaker of ward
- NazarethGalilean city of faith
Holy Family · feast day · devotion · protector · worker · guardian · Catholic · veneration
Pepe
Nickname for José
Latino
Latin American by heritage
Puerto Rican · heritage · tradition · fiesta · mariachi · barrio · familia · compadre · amigo · cantina
San José
Costa Rican governmental seat
- patronRegular supporter or customer
- carpenterTimber construction tradesperson
- foster fatherMale caretaker of ward
Nazareth · Holy Family · feast day · devotion · protector · worker · guardian · Catholic · veneration · novena
- Iberian NamesAna, Antonio, Carlos, Carmen, Diego
- Filipino NamesAna, Antonio, Carlos, Carmen, Elena
- BibliaGenesis, Daniel, Mateo, Marcos, Lucas
- Chamorro Names
- BreadTubeShaun, video essays, political commentary, media criticism
- RabbisBaal Shem Tov, Chief Rabbi
- Joseph SmithLDS church originator
- Joseph Conrad
- San JoseCentral American capital city
- Joseph Stalin
- no way, JoseEmphatic informal refusal
- no way JoseSlangy emphatic rejection