Constantopoulos

Constantopoulos is a Greek surname derived from the given name Konstantinos (Constantine) with the patronymic suffix -opoulos, meaning descendant or son of Konstantinos. The root Konstantinos is of Greek origin and is associated with the name Constantine, and the suffix -opoulos indicates lineage and is common in southern Greece and among Greek-speaking populations.

The surname is typically transliterated as Constantopoulos, but variants such as Konstantopoulos and Constantinopoulos appear in English texts due to different transliteration practices. The feminine form is Constantopoulou (Κωνσταντοπούλου), used for women.

Constantopoulos is found predominantly in Greece, with a presence in Cyprus and among the Greek diaspora in Europe, North America, and Australia. It is a relatively common Greek surname and appears in various professional fields.

Notable people: There are multiple individuals with this surname in Greek public life, including figures in politics, academia, arts, and business, though there is no single widely recognized figure that defines the name.