Joseluis

Joseluis is a masculine Spanish compound name that combines the traditional names José and Luis. Common in Hispanic communities, this name reflects the cultural practice of creating compound names from two honored family names or saints' names. José derives from Hebrew, meaning "God will add," while Luis is the Spanish form of Louis, meaning "renowned warrior." Joseluis is most prevalent in Mexico and among Hispanic American families, where compound names carry a sense of heritage and family connection. Though sometimes written as José Luis with a space, the single-word version Joseluis has gained usage as a distinct given name, especially in the United States where it maintains cultural ties while adapting to English naming conventions.

Pronounced hoh-seh-LOO-ees.

As of October 2026, Joseluis ranked #3807 for boys in US births in 2025 SSA, peaked at #970 for boys in 1987.