Józsefnek

Józsefnek is a Hungarian given name, a possessive form of József, meaning "of József" or "Joseph's." József is the Hungarian equivalent of the Hebrew name Yosef, which is commonly known in English as Joseph. The name Joseph has biblical origins, most notably appearing in the Old Testament as Joseph, the son of Jacob, and in the New Testament as Joseph, the husband of Mary and the earthly father of Jesus.

As a possessive form, Józsefnek is not typically used as a standalone given name. Instead, it would appear in contexts where something belongs to or is associated with a person named József. For instance, a phrase might translate to "Józsefnek a könyve" meaning "József's book." In Hungarian grammar, the "-nek" suffix is an dative case marker, indicating possession, indirect object, or recipient.

The popularity of the name József itself has been significant in Hungary throughout history. This historical prevalence means that possessive forms like Józsefnek, though not personal names, are encountered in Hungarian language and literature when referring to items or concepts connected to individuals named József. The name's deep roots in both religious and cultural traditions contribute to its enduring presence.