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In Latin, the name Josh is often translated as "Iesus," which is the Latin form of the Hebrew name Yeshua. Additionally, some might use "Josue," which is a Latinized version of Joshua, the name from which Josh is derived. However, the exact translation may vary based on context and historical usage.
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