Constantino (en. Constantine)

/kon-stan-ˈti-no/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Proper name derived from the Latin 'Constantinus', meaning 'constant' or 'permanent'.

The name Constantine has been used by several Roman emperors.

El nombre Constantino ha sido utilizado por varios emperadores romanos.

In history, Constantine I was a Roman emperor known for being the first Christian emperor.

Constantine I founded the city of Constantinople.

Constantino I fundó la ciudad de Constantinopla.

It derives from the Latin 'Constantinus', which is a diminutive of 'constans', meaning 'constant'.

Constantine the Great

Roman emperor known for his conversion to Christianity and for legalizing it in the Empire.

Constantino el Grande

King Constantine

Historical reference to several kings who bore the name, standing out in various historical contexts.

rey Constantino

constantia

Concept of firmness or stability.

constantia

constancia

The quality of being constant or persistent.

constancia

It is used in some contexts to refer to someone who is unwavering in their decisions.

Javier is a true constantine; he never changes his mind once he has made a decision.

Javier es un verdadero constantino, nunca cambia de opinión una vez que ha decidido.

In popular culture, 'constantino' can refer to a person who always stays true to their principles.

Laura has always been a 'constantino' in her ideals about justice.

Laura siempre ha sido un 'constantino' en sus ideales sobre la justicia.