Justian

The first name Justian represents a rather rare Danish, German, and Dutch form of the name Iustinianus/Justinian, which represents a Roman surname of Iustinus/Justinus. The latter in turn derives from Iustus/Justus. Translated into German, the name means 'the Just'.

What does the name Justian mean?

Justian is a less common variant of the name Iustinianus/Justinian and has its roots in Latin. The name means 'the Just' and comes from iūstus, which means 'just', 'lawful', 'righteous', 'justified', 'deserved', and 'well-deserved', or from iūstitia, which describes 'justice', 'fairness', and 'equality'. The name became known through Saint Justin, an early Christian apologist and martyr from the 2nd century. Other variants include Iustinius, Iustin, Justin, Justino, Justinien, Iustinian, Justinian, Justinas, Justas, Justo, Juste, Justen, Joost, Justyn, Jastin, Jostin, Dzastins, Giustino, Iousztinosz, and Ioustinos.

Where does the name Justian come from?

Justian is a male first name of Latin origin and means 'the Just'. The Latin

How do you pronounce Justian?

Justian is pronounced like 'Jus-tian'.

When is the name day of Justian?

Justian is celebrated on June 1, October 18, and November 10.

Popularity

In Germany, Justian is a rare first name. In 2014, it ranked 3,829th on the list of the most common male baby names. Between 2010 and 2024, Justian was used as a first name in Germany fewer than 10 times, placing it 9,082nd. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.