How to Say “Justin” in Hebrew

ג'סטין
Justin
The English name Justin is written as ג'סטין in Hebrew.
ג'סטין is used as a masculine given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Justin.

Did you know?

  • The name ends with a 'nun' (ן), a letter that only appears at the end of words, which changes its shape compared to the 'nun' (נ) used elsewhere.
  • The use of the 'apostrophe-like' mark in ג'סטין is a relatively modern addition to the Hebrew writing system to accommodate non-Semitic sounds.
  • In an Israeli context, seeing the name ג'סטין would immediately identify the person as having a connection to English-speaking culture or being a foreigner.

Examples in context

  • ג'סטין הוא חבר שלי.
    Justin hu haver sheli.
    Justin is my friend.
  • האם ג'סטין נמצא כאן?
    Ha'im Justin nimtsa kan?
    Is Justin here?

Example conversation

Noa and Noam are talking about a mutual acquaintance.

  1. נועה Noa

    ראית את ג'סטין היום?
    Ra'it et Justin hayom?
    Did you see Justin today?
  2. נועם Noam

    לא, לא ראיתי אותו.
    Lo, lo ra'iti oto.
    No, I didn't see him.
  3. נועה Noa

    אני חושבת שג'סטין חולה.
    Ani choshevet she-Justin chole.
    I think Justin is sick.
  4. נועם Noam

    אני אבדוק את זה איתו.
    Ani evdok et ze ito.
    I will check that with him.
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