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Jean (Jin) is a name with a unique international character, blending different cultural traditions and carrying deep meanings across multiple languages. The name primarily evolved from the Greek-Latin name "Iohannes," which originates from the Hebrew "Yochanan" - meaning "God is gracious" or "God has shown favor." Throughout history, the name has undergone numerous transformations across different cultures, becoming one of the most common and beloved names in the Western world. In France, it developed into "Jean" (pronounced Zhahn), in English as "Jean" (pronounced Jeen), and in Hebrew, it was adopted in its international form as "Jin." The name Jean carries with it a rich and diverse cultural heritage. In Christian tradition, the name is associated with numerous holy figures, primarily John the Baptist and Saint John, which granted it a status of sanctity and spiritual importance. In French culture, the name Jean was a royal and noble name, borne by kings, philosophers, writers, and famous artists. Its transition into Hebrew preserved the name's international character while adapting to Hebrew sounds and acquiring new meaning in the modern Israeli context. The name represents a bridge between cultures, between East and West, and between tradition and modernity. As a unisex name, Jean suits both boys and girls, though in the Western world it is more commonly used as a feminine name. In Israel, the name is typically chosen by families with an international orientation who wish to give their children a name that will be recognized and accessible worldwide. The name carries values of grace, kindness, and generosity - the original meaning of "Yochanan." In the global era, Jean represents a modern and practical choice, a name that allows a child to move freely between different cultures while maintaining a unique and respectful identity. The name is short, catchy, and easy to pronounce in any language, making it a popular choice among parents seeking a name with a cosmopolitan character.

גִ'ין

Jean | Gene | Jeannie | Jeanne

Boy and Girl

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New Testament, John 1:6 - There was a man sent from God, whose name was John

In Kabbalah, the name Jean is connected to the value of divine grace and generosity, expressed in the Sefirah of Chesed (Kindness). The name carries an energy of grace and compassion, representing the free flow of blessing and positive influence from the divine source to the world.

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Jean-Paul Sartre (French philosopher) | Joan of Arc (French heroine) | Gene Kelly (American actor) | Jean Renoir (French director) | Jean Simmons (British actress)

ג'ון | יוחנן | ג'ני | ז'נט | ג'וני