Konstans

Konstans is a given name of European origin, and less commonly a surname. The name derives from the Latin Constantus, meaning steadfast or constant, and it travels through Greek forms such as Konstantinos and Latin Constantinus. This lineage gives rise to a family of related names across languages, including Konstantin, Konstant, Constant, and feminine variants such as Konstanze and Constanza in various regions.

In contemporary practice Konstans is relatively uncommon. It has been attested in Nordic and Baltic naming traditions, where Christian-era naming patterns contributed to the spread of Constantine variants. The spelling Konstans is most often found in historical records or in smaller communities rather than as a widely used mainstream given name.

Notable people with the exact spelling Konstans are not widely documented in standard reference sources. The form is more frequently encountered in fiction, local records, or occasionally as a surname, where it remains rare.

See also: Konstantin; Constantine; Konstanze; Constanza; Constantinus.