Josephina

Josephina is a feminine form of the name Joseph, which is derived from the Hebrew name Yosef. The name Yosef is thought to mean 'he will add' or 'he will increase,' likely referring to the biblical Joseph's ability to interpret dreams and provide valuable insights.

In the Bible, Joseph was one of the sons of Jacob and Rachel, and his story is recounted in the Book of Genesis. Despite facing adversity and being sold into slavery by his brothers, Joseph's ability to interpret dreams eventually led him to become a high-ranking official in Egypt.

Josephina is a popular name in many Christian and Hispanic cultures, particularly in Spanish-speaking countries where the name has been widely used for centuries. It has a rich history and is often chosen for its connection to the biblical Joseph and his story of perseverance and faith.

While the name Josephina is traditionally a feminine name, some parents may choose to use it for boys as well, as it is a variation of the masculine name Joseph.