Constantine

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English

Etymology

From the name of Roman emperors, Latin constans - constantis, constant, steadfast.

Proper noun

Constantine

1. A male given name.
   • 1593, William Shakespeare, King Henry VI, Part 1, Act I:Scene 2:

     Helen, the mother of great Constantine / Nor yet Saint Philip's daughters were like thee.

Related terms

• Constance

Translations

male given name

Albanian: Kostandin Catalan: Constanti (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 康斯坦丁 (zh) Danish: Konstantin (da) Dutch: Constantijn (nl) Finnish: Konsta (fi), Kosti (fi), (emperors) Konstantinus (fi) French: Constantin (fr) German: Konstantin (de) Greek: Κωνσταντίνος (el) (Konstantínos) Hungarian: Szilárd (hu) Irish: Constaintín (ga) m. Italian: Costantino (it) Japanese: コンスタンティノス (ja)

Latin: Constantinus (la) Latvian: Konstantīns (lv) m. Lithuanian: Konstantinas (lt) Macedonian: Константин (mk) (Kónstantin), Костадин (mk) (Kóstadin) Norwegian: Konstantin (no) Polish: Konstantyn (pl) Portuguese: Constantino (pt) Romanian: Costin Russian: Константин (ru) ( Konstantín ) Spanish: Constantino (es) Swedish: Konstantin (sv) Turkish: Konstantin (tr) Welsh: Cystenian

See also

• Constantina ( Latin feminine form )