Ysuf

Ysuf is a given name that appears as a rare transliteration of the Arabic name Yusuf (يوسف). While Yusuf is the common spelling in many languages, Ysuf has been used in some Latin-script records to reflect a local pronunciation or personal preference.

The name Yusuf ultimately derives from Hebrew Yosef, meaning "God shall increase" or "increase." In Islamic tradition, the Prophet Yusuf is a respected figure in the Quran, noted for integrity, trials, and wisdom.

In transliteration practice, Ysuf is one of several spellings of the same name. Other common variants include Yusuf, Yousef, Yusef, and Yousef, with the choice often determined by language, country, or family custom.

The spelling Ysuf remains uncommon today and is most likely found in personal documents, name registries, or communities seeking to preserve a particular phonetic rendering of the name.

There are no widely known public figures whose primary spelling is "Ysuf," though individuals with this spelling may exist in local contexts or contemporary media.

Related names include Yusuf, Yousef, and Yosef, all ultimately tracing back to the same root.