Proper noun
Jost
A surname from German.
Among the other proposers before 1947, e.g., 1839 Isaak Jost, "Die Essaer," Israelitische Annalen 19, 145–7. Source: Internet
As mentioned before, Rudolf also attracted some of the best scientific instrument makers of the time, such as Jost Buergi, Erasmus Habermel and Hans Christoph Schissler. Source: Internet
From there, McKinnon had trouble keeping a straight face while singing and squirting Jost with giant syringes filled with the “vaccine.” Source: Internet
A total of 942 deaths were recorded out of a total population of 6,919 (13.9%) This was followed by an outbreak of smallpox in Tortola and Jost Van Dyke in 1861 which caused a further 33 deaths. Source: Internet
"A so-called zero-tolerance strategy—in other words, convictions for minor first offences—would counteract such positive developments," comments Jost Reinecke. Source: Internet
Great advances in accurate time-keeping were made by Galileo Galilei and especially Christiaan Huygens with the invention of pendulum driven clocks along with the invention of the minute hand by Jost Burgi. Source: Internet