Other Languages
In East Scandinavian, German, Portuguese and several other languages, the name Jesus is used. Some other language usage is as follows:
| Language | Name/variant |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | Jesus |
| Albanian | Jezusi |
| Arabic | `Isà عيسى (Islamic) / Yasū`(a) يسوع (Christian) |
| Aragonese | Chesús |
| Azerbaijani | İsa |
| Bosnian | Isus |
| Breton | Jezuz |
| Catalan | Jesús |
| Chinese | 耶稣 (Simplified), 耶穌 (Traditional) – Yesu (Mandarin), Yasu (Cantonese) |
| Cornish | Yesu |
| Croatian | Isus |
| Czech | Ježíš |
| Dutch | Jezus |
| Estonian | Jeesus |
| Filipino | Hesus |
| Finnish | Jeesus |
| French | Jésus |
| Galician | Xesús |
| Greek | Ιησούς (Iisoús modern Greek pronunciation) |
| Haitian Creole | Jezi |
| Hawaiian | Jesu |
| Hebrew | Yeshu ישו (Jewish, secular) / Yeshua יֵשׁוּעַ (Christian) |
| Hmong Daw | Yexus |
| Hungarian | Jézus |
| Indonesia | Yesus (Christian) / Isa (Islamic) |
| Irish | Íosa |
| Italian | Gesù |
| Japanese | イエス (Iesu) |
| Kazakh | Иса (Isa) |
| Korean | 예수 (Yesu) |
| Kurdish | Îsa |
| Latvian | Jēzus |
| Ligurian | Gesû |
| Limburgish | Zjezus |
| Lithuanian | Jėzus |
| Lombard | Gesü |
| Malayalam | ഈശോ - Eesho,യേശു -Yeshu |
| Mirandese | Jasus |
| Maltese | Ġesù |
| Neapolitan | Gèsù |
| Norman | Jésus |
| Occitan | Jèsus |
| Piedmontese | Gesù |
| Polish | Jezus |
| Portuguese | Jesus |
| Romanian | Isus |
| Russian | Иисус (Iisus) |
| Sardinian | Gesùs |
| Serbian | Исус (Isus) |
| Sicilian | Gesù |
| Scottish Gaelic | Ìosa |
| Slovak | Ježiš |
| Slovenian | Jezus |
| Spanish | Jesús |
| Tajik | Исо (Iso) |
| Tamil | இயேசு - Yesu |
| Turkish | İsa |
| Turkmen | Isa |
| Ukrainian | Ісус (Isus) |
| Uzbek | Iso |
| Venetian | Jesu |
| Vietnamese | Chúa Giêsu |
| Welsh | Iesu |
| Zulu | uJesu |
| Sinhala | ජේසුස් වහන්සේ- jeesus wahanse |
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