Justina

Gender Feminine

Usage English, Spanish, Slovene, Lithuanian, Late Roman

Pronounced Pron. jus-TEE-nə(English)

khoos-TEE-na(Spanish)

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Meaning & History

From Latin Iustina, the feminine form of Iustinus (see JUSTIN). This name was borne by several early saints and martyrs.

Related Names

VariantsJustine(English) Iustina(Late Roman)

Masculine FormsJustin(English) Justino(Spanish) Justin(Slovene) Justinas(Lithuanian) Iustinus(Late Roman)

Other Languages & CulturesJustýna(Czech) Justiina(Finnish) Justine(French) Jusztina(Hungarian) Giustina(Italian) Justīne(Latvian) Justyna(Polish) Yustina, Ustinya(Russian) Justína(Slovak)

Same SpellingJustína

User SubmissionJustîna

Popularity

People think this name is

formal upper class wholesome refined strange serious nerdy

Name Days

Lithuania: September 5

Lithuania: September 26

Lithuania: October 7

Sweden: September 2

Categories

currently out of the US top 1000, ends in -ina, ends in -tina, feminine forms, Orthodox saints, saints, Strike Witches characters

Entry updated November 20, 2020