Joshua, from the Hebrew “Yeshua,” means “savior.” The name is associated with biblical figures like Moses’ successor, Joshua, and Jesus, the Greek form of Joshua. Attributes such as courage, strength, and leadership are linked to the name, influencing its perception. The name also holds religious significance, representing salvation and God’s guidance. Notable geographical locations named after Joshua, like Joshua Tree National Park, reflect its historical and cultural impact. The name’s popularity, prevalent in various cultures and time periods, has been influenced by factors such as its biblical connections and positive connotations. Variations and nicknames include Josh, Josué, and Yehoshua.