How to Say “Christine” in Hebrew

כריסטין
kristin
The English name Christine is written as כריסטין (kristin) in Hebrew.
כריסטין is a female given name used in Hebrew.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is kristin.

Did you know?

  • While כריסטין is the phonetic spelling for the name 'Christine', most Hebrew speakers would associate the root of the name with משיח ('Mashiach'), the word for 'Messiah'.
  • The name כריסטין ends with the letter ן ('Nun Sofit'), a special version of the letter 'N' that only appears at the end of a word.
  • In a Hebrew-speaking environment, the name might be seen as a sign of Western or international influence rather than a traditional Jewish name.

Examples in context

  • ראיתי כאן את כריסטין אתמול.
    I saw Christine here yesterday.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to use כריסטין in a simple sentence.
    Tatoeba #644806 by Eldad, translation #253380 by CN
  • כריסטין היא ילדה יפה.
    Christine is a beautiful girl.
  • האם כריסטין באה למסיבה?
    Ha'im Christine ba la-mesiba?
    Is Christine coming to the party?

Example conversation

Itay and Rotem are talking about their coworker.

  1. איתי Itay

    איפה כריסטין עכשיו?
    Eifo Christine achshav?
    Where is Christine now?
  2. רוטם Rotem

    היא נמצאת במטבח.
    Hi nimtsaet ba-mitbach.
    She is in the kitchen.
  3. איתי Itay

    את יכולה לקרוא לה?
    At yachola likro la?
    Can you call her?
  4. רוטם Rotem

    בטח, אני אקרא לכריסטין.
    Betach, ani ikra le-Christine.
    Sure, I will call Christine.

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