mukh·tar 
(mktär′, m-)
(mktär′, m-)n.
A leader of an Arab village or district, usually chosen or approved by consensus.
[Arabic muḫtār, passive participle of iḫtāra, to choose, elect, prefer, derived stem of ḫāra, to choose; see ḫyr in the Appendix of Semitic roots.]
- Joseph Emerson
- Joseph Francis
- Joseph Harold
- Joseph Henri Maurice
- Joseph Hilaire Pierre René Belloc.
- Joseph II
- Josephine
- Josephine
- Josephine de
- Joseph Jacques Césaire
- Joseph Jefferson
- Joseph John
- Joseph, Jr.
- (Joseph) Lincoln
- Joseph Louis
- Joseph Louis
- Joseph Louis Barrow.
- Joseph Mallord William
- Joseph Marie
- (Joseph) Maurice
- Joseph Michel
- Joseph of Arimathea
- Joseph Patrick
- Joseph Paul
- Joseph Ratzinger.