Jožef
Jožef is the Slovenian variant of Josef . It is a biblical given name of Hebrew origin. It goes back to Joseph, the son of Jacob .
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- Jožef Borovnjak (1826–1909), Slovenian writer, politician and Catholic priest in Hungary.
- Jožef Ficko (1772–1843), Burgenland-Croatian writer and Catholic priest of Slovene descent.
- Jožef Krajnc , Austro-Hungarian lawyer, philosopher and politician of Slovenian origin
- Jožef Smej (* 1922), auxiliary bishop emeritus in Maribor.
- Jožef Šavli (1943–2011), Slovenian teacher (“professore”) for business subjects at a school in Gorizia, who developed sensational theories about the past of the Slovenian nation and language.
- Jožef Štefan (1835–1893), Austrian mathematician and physicist.
- Ivan Jožef Tomažič (1867–1949), Bishop of Lavant.
Subsidiary forms or abbreviations
- Jože
- Jožko
- Jošt
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Frequency, regional distribution and age cohort distribution of the name Jožef in Slovenia