Konstantine, derived from the Latin Constantius and ultimately from the Greek 'Kostantinos', means "steadfast" or "constant". It is a name of significant historical importance, being the name of several Byzantine emperors, including Constantine the Great who was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity. The name Konstantine is often associated with this historical figure and his legacy in the Eastern Orthodox Church. In many cultures today, Konstantine remains a popular choice for boys' names, carrying a strong and steadfast connotation.
"Konstantine has seen a notable increase in popularity over time, with the highest number of births recorded in 2023 at 12, while earlier years had fewer than 10 births each. The total number of babies named Konstantine born from 1968 to 2023 is 410."