Konstandi

Konstandi is a masculine given name used in Albanian-speaking communities and in parts of the Balkans. It is a variant of Konstantin, which derives from the Latin Constantinus, the name of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great. The form Konstandi reflects Albanian phonology, where many classical names end with -i, and it is related to cognates such as Konstantin (Slavic and Balkan usage) and Konstantinos (Greek).

In modern usage, Konstandi is most often encountered in Albania and among Albanian diaspora communities. Outside Albanian contexts the spelling is uncommon, and the name may appear primarily as a given name within families rather than in wide public use. The name can also appear in compound surnames in some regions, though this is less typical.

Notable people: there are no internationally prominent figures widely documented with the exact spelling Konstandi. As with many given names of classical origin, individuals bearing the name may be known locally or within specific communities.

Related names and variants include Konstantin, Konstantinos, Constantijn, Constantino, and other language forms of Constantine. The name carries the semantic heritage of steadfastness and endurance associated with Constantine the Great.