ba·hu·vri·hi 
(bŭ′h-vrēhē)
(bŭ′h-vrēhē)n. pl. ba·hu·vri·his
A compound word functioning as an adjective whose last element is in origin a noun. For example, in the phrase high-fiber diet, the compound high-fiber is a bahuvrihi modifying diet that ends in the noun fiber.
[Sanskrit bahuvrīhiḥ, having much rice (an example of the type) : bahu-, much + vrīhiḥ, rice.]
- 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