konstantina

Konstantina is a feminine given name of Greek origin. It is the feminine form of Konstantinos, the Greek version of Constantine, which in turn derives from the Latin Constantinus. The name traditionally conveys the meanings steadfast, constant, or firm, reflecting virtues associated with resilience and reliability.

Variants of Konstantina include Constantina, Constantia, and Kostantina, with transliterations adapting to different languages. In English contexts, Constantina or Constantia are common, while in modern Greek the form Konstantina is standard. Diminutives and affectionate forms used in Greek-speaking communities may include Tina or Konsta, among others.

The name has longstanding usage in Greek and Cypriot cultures and across Greek diaspora communities. Its historical associations with the Byzantine and Orthodox Christian worlds, as well as with Saint Constantine, contribute to its enduring visibility in religious and secular contexts alike. Konstantina is commonly encountered in literature, media, and everyday life within Greek-speaking populations, reflecting both traditional naming practices and contemporary preferences.

Notable bearers of the name are numerous in regions where Greek is spoken, contributing to the name’s recognition beyond specific individuals. As with many traditional names, Konstantina persists in modern times, often chosen for its classic sound and historic associations.

See also: Constantine, Konstantinos, Constantia, Constantina.