Origin and Meaning of Ustin

Just, righteous

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin name 'Augustinus' which is a diminutive of 'Augustus', meaning 'majestic' or 'venerable'. It has the meaning of being just or righteous.

• Ustin is a less common name, often seen as a variation of 'Austin', which has gained popularity in recent years.
• The name is used in Slavic cultures, often reflecting a connection to historical or religious figures.
• Notable bearers include Ustin of Bujan, a lesser-known saint in the Orthodox Christian tradition.
• Ustin has seen fluctuations in popularity, remaining under the radar compared to more mainstream names like Austin.
• Variations include Austin, Agustin, and Augustine, each carrying similar meanings of dignity and righteousness.