req·ui·em 
(rĕkwē-əm, rēkwē-)
(rĕkwē-əm, rēkwē-)n.
1. Requiem Roman Catholic Church
a. A mass for a deceased person.
b. A musical composition for such a mass.
2. A hymn, composition, or service for the dead.
[Middle English, from Latin, accusative of requiēs, rest, the first word of the mass for the dead : re-, re- + quiēs, quiet; see kweiə- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- 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.
- Joseph Raymond