be·troth 
(bĭ-trōth, -trôth)
(bĭ-trōth, -trôth)tr.v. be·trothed, be·troth·ing, be·troths
To promise to give in marriage: was betrothed to a member of the royal family.
[Middle English bitrouthen : bi-, be- + trouth, troth (from Old English trēowth; see deru- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots).]
- Joseph Mallord William
- Joseph Marie
- (Joseph) Maurice
- Joseph Michel
- Joseph of Arimathea
- Joseph Patrick
- Joseph Paul
- Joseph Ratzinger.
- Joseph Raymond
- Joseph Robinette, Jr.
- (Joseph) Rudyard
- Josephson effect
- Josephson junction
- Joseph) the Levite.
- Josephus
- Joseph Vernon
- Joseph Warren
- Joseph Wood
- Joseph Wright, Jr.
- Joses
- Josh
- "Josh."
- josh
- Josh Billings
- josher