Konstantia

Konstantia is a feminine given name of Greek origin. It is the Greek form closely related to the male name Konstantinos (Constantine) and is often seen in Greek-speaking communities. The name carries connotations of steadfastness and constancy, reflecting the meaning of its roots in the broader Constantine family of names.

Etymology and meaning: Konstantia derives from the same lineage as Constantine, associated with the Latin Constantinus. The core idea behind the name is constancy or loyalty, values linked to endurance and reliability. In various languages, the name appears in several related forms, such as Constantia or Konstantina, depending on linguistic and cultural context.

Usage and distribution: The name is most common in Greece and Cyprus, where it is used among the general population and within families with Greek cultural heritage. It may also appear in Greek diaspora communities worldwide. As with many traditional names, its popularity has fluctuated over time, and contemporary usage varies by region and generation.

Variants and related names: Variants include Constantia and Konstantina, among others, reflecting differences in spelling and pronunciation across languages. The male form Konstantinos and the broader Constantine family are closely related, with many historical and literary figures bearing those names.

Notable bearers: The name Konstantia is used by a number of individuals in Greek-speaking areas, but it does not correspond to a single internationally prominent figure. In regional contexts, it remains a recognizable traditional name.

See also: Constantia; Konstantina; Konstantinos.