Дже́ксон
Džéksonmasculine
The English surname Jackson is transliterated into Russian as Дже́ксон (Džékson).
The word is a transliteration used to write the surname Jackson using the Cyrillic alphabet.
Meaning: transliterations of the surname (name)
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Džékson.
Did you know?
- If Дже́ксон were declined in a sentence, the ending of the word would change based on its grammatical case, unlike in English where the name remains constant.
- Although Russian has many ways to make a name sound 'cute' or 'friendly' using suffixes, it is culturally unusual to apply these diminutive endings to a foreign surname like Дже́ксон.
- The romanization 'Džékson' uses a diacritic ž that does not exist in the standard Russian alphabet but is used by linguists to represent the ж or дж sounds.
Examples in context
- Мистер Джексон, рад приветствовать вас!Mr. Jackson, it's a pleasure to welcome you!
- Его фамилия Дже́ксон.Yego familiya Dzhékson.His surname is Jackson.
- Вы знаете певца по фамилии Дже́ксон?Vy znayete pevtsa po familii Dzhékson?Do you know the singer named Jackson?
Example conversation
Two colleagues are discussing a new client at the office.
- Александр AleksandrТы видела нового клиента?Ty videla novogo kliyenta?Did you see the new client?
- Екатерина EkaterinaНет, а как его зовут?Net, a kak yego zovut?No, what is his name?
- Александр AleksandrЕго зовут мистер Дже́ксон.Yego zovut mister Dzhékson.His name is Mr. Jackson.
- Екатерина EkaterinaХорошо, я сейчас его найду.Khorosho, ya seychas yego naydu.Okay, I will find him now.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “jackson” translations, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.