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Konstantin
constant, steadfast
Origin
Latin
Used in
de
Origin and meaning of Konstantin
Konstantin comes from Latin Constantinus, derived from constans, 'constant, steadfast'. It owes its historical fame to Constantine the Great, the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity, and remains popular in Germany as an elegant, prestigious name, sometimes shortened affectionately to Kosti or Tino. Parents like its solemn sound and its association with stability and strength of character.
Variants around the world
How Konstantin sounds in other languages.
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Famous people
- Costantino il Grande— emperor
- Konstantin Ciolkovskij— scientist
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