Konstantine as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Konstantine

What is the meaning of the name Konstantine ?

The baby name Konstantine is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced /ˌkɒn.stænˈtiːn/ (UK),/ˌkɑːn.stænˈtiːn/ (US).

Konstantine is Greek in Origin.

Konstantine is a Georgian and Eastern European form of the imperial name Constantine, ultimately from Latin Constantinus, derived from constans “steadfast, constant.” The name spread across the Roman and Byzantine worlds and became anchored in Orthodox Christian cultures, borne by emperors, martyrs, and bishops. In Georgia (კონსტანტინე) it has deep roots, attached to medieval nobles and monarchs such as Kings Konstantine I and II, and to modern cultural figures, keeping the form with K in steady circulation.

Variants and cognates include Constantine (English), Konstantin (Slavic, German), Konstantinos with Kostas/Costa (Greek), Costantino (Italian), and Constantino (Spanish, Portuguese). Common diminutives are Kostya (Russian), Kote or Koka (Georgian), Dino or Tino (Italianate), and, in Greek-American use, Gus. The meaning centers on firmness, reliability, and faithfulness. In contemporary usage, Konstantine feels traditional yet cosmopolitan; the K-spelling strongly signals Georgian or broader Eastern Orthodox heritage.