Josephine in Irish
Josephine in Irish is Seosaimhín — Josephine means a female given name from French, the feminine form of Joseph.
Josephine in Irish
Seosaimhín
A en given name.
What does "Josephine" mean?
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name A female given name from French, the feminine form of Joseph.
"Josephine trained as a nurse during the war."
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adj Relating to Joseph II, the Holy Roman Emperor and Habsburg ruler.
"Historians describe the Josephine reforms as an attempt to modernize the empire."
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Josephine in a sentence
- Josephine trained as a nurse during the war.
- Historians describe the Josephine reforms as an attempt to modernize the empire.
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What is "Josephine" in Irish?
"Josephine" in Irish is Seosaimhín. Josephine means: A female given name from French, the feminine form of Joseph.
How do you use "Josephine" in a sentence?
Example: "Josephine trained as a nurse during the war." In Irish, "Josephine" is Seosaimhín.
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