Constantine

Gender: Masculine
Origin: Latin

The name was originally a diminutive form of the Latin male name Constans, but due to the fame and notoriety of Constantine the Great, the name exclusively became an independent given name in the beginning of the Middle Ages.

Currently, its German form of Konstantin is the 39th most popular male name in Austria, (2010) and the 60th most popular in Germany, (2011).

Other forms of the name include:

• Kosta (Albanian)
• Kostandin (Albanian/Basque)
• Kostandini (Albanian)
• Kostandianos Կոստանդիանոս (Armenian)
• Kustentin (Breton)
• Konstantin Константин (Bulgarian/Croatian/Czech/Finnish/German/Hungarian/Macedonian/Plattdeutsch/Russian/Scandinavian/Serbian/Slovene)
• Constantí (Catalan)
• Constantijn (Dutch)
• Stijn (Dutch)
• Constantine (English)
• Kuestantinos (Ethiopian)
• Konsta (Finnish)
• Constantin (French/German/Romanian)
• Konstantine კონსტანტინე (Georgian)
• Constantinos Κωνσταντινος (Greek)
• Costas Κώστας (Greek)
• Dinos Ντίνος (Greek)
• Konstantínus (Icelandic)
• Costantino (Italian)
• Costanzo (Italian)
• Konstantīns (Latvian)
• Konstantinas (Lithuanian)
• Konstantyn (Polish)
• Konstanty (Polish)
• Constantim (Portuguese)
• Constantino (Portuguese/Spanish)
• Costel (Romanian)
• Costin (Romanian)
• Dinu (Romanian)
• Kuonstantėns (Saimogaitian)
• Antine (Sardinian)
• Costantìnu (Sardinian)
• Custantino (Sicilian)
• Konštantín (Slovakian)
• Kostyantyn остянтин (Ukrainian)
• Cystennin (Welsh)

Feminine forms include:

• Konstandina (Albanian/Greek/Slovene)
• Konstantina Константина Κωνσταντίνα (Bulgarian/Croatian/Czech/Greek/Macedonian/Hungarian/Russian/Serbian/Slovene)
• Dina (Greek)
• Konstantyna (Polish)
• Costantina (Italian)
• Constantina (Latin/Portuguese/Romanian/Spanish)
• Costela (Romanian)