Josefa

Fijian Etymology fj en Joseph. Proper noun fj proper noun fj male Joseph fj Joseph Q145746 Genesis 37 3 A sa levu na loloma i Isireli vei Josefa, ka lailai vei ira kecega na luvena, ni sa luvena ni sa qase: a sa cakava vei koya e dua nai sulu veivolavolai. Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son of his old age: also he made him a tunic of many colours. fj Joseph Q128267 Matthew 2 13 Ia ni ra sa lako tani, raica, sa rairai mai vei Josefa e na tadra e dua na agilose ni Turaga, ka kaya, Now when they had departed, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream, saying, fj Joseph Q271474 Matthew 27 57 Ia ni sa yakavi mai, sa lako mai e dua na tamata vutuniyau, na kai Arimacia, na yacana ko Josefa, o koya talega sa tisaipeli i Jisu: Now when evening had come, there came a rich man from Arimathea, named Joseph, who himself had also become a disciple of Jesus: Malagasy Proper noun mg proper noun mg male Joseph Portuguese Pronunciation [e:é] pt Jo se fa Proper noun f + pt female Shona Proper noun sn proper noun sn male Joseph Spanish Pronunciation Proper noun f es female Related terms es José Josefina María José