Origin and Meaning of Konstantine

Steadfast, Constant

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Latin name 'Constantinus,' which is a diminutive of 'Constans,' meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast' in Latin.

• Konstantine is a variant of the name Constantine, commonly used in Eastern Europe and among Slavic populations.
• The name has been adopted in various cultures, often associated with the legacy of Emperor Constantine the Great, who played a significant role in the spread of Christianity.
• Notable historical figures include Constantine the Great, the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity, and Konstantin Stanislavski, a renowned Russian theatre director and actor.
• In recent years, the popularity of the name Konstantine has been on the rise, particularly in Eastern Europe, although it remains less common in Western countries.
• Related names include Constantin, Konstantin, and Costin, with variations found in multiple languages, such as Costantino (Italian) and Constantijn (Dutch).