Yosefs

Yosefs is a term that can function as a proper noun in several contexts, most commonly as a plural form of the given name Yosef (Hebrew for Joseph) or as a constructed surname. The name Yosef originates from Hebrew יוֹסֵף, meaning "he will add" or "God will increase," and it has widespread use in Jewish and Christian cultures. In English-language texts, Yosefs may be used to refer to multiple individuals named Yosef or to denote a family line in genealogical contexts.

As a surname, Yosef occurs in some communities; the form Yosefs is uncommon as an official surname but may appear in descriptive or genealogical contexts.

In fiction and media, Yosefs is sometimes adopted as the name of a clan, faction, or lineage to evoke Hebrew heritage. Such usage is typically fictional and contextual within a single work or setting.

Notable people named Yosef, or families bearing the surname Yosef, are varied across cultures, but there is no single dominant derivative form in global usage. See also Yosef (name) and Yosef (disambiguation).