Konstantyn: Name day

Name day

Konstantyn's name day is celebrated on March 11, June 3, and July 29 in Poland.

Konstantyn’s history, meaning and global presence

Konstantyn is a name with roots in the Late Latin ‘Constantinus’, meaning ‘constant’ or ‘steadfast’, and historically linked to Emperor Constantine the Great. It’s primarily popular in Slavic countries like Poland, Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus, where it’s a traditional masculine name. In the United States, it remains relatively rare, largely found within Eastern European communities. The name evokes a sense of dignified strength, resilience, and quiet confidence. It’s overwhelmingly masculine, with no significant feminine usage. Its historical weight and cultural associations contribute to its unique and enduring appeal.

Name Day List: Konstantyn

Country	Day	Month	Names
Poland	11	March	Benedykt, Drogosława, Edwin, Kandyd, Konstanty, Konstantyn, Prokop, Rozyna, Sofroniusz
Poland	3	June	Cecyliusz, Ferdynand, Klotylda, Konstantyn, Laurencjusz, Laurentyn, Laurentyna, Leszek, Paula, Tamara, Wawrzyniec
Poland	29	July	Beatrice, Beatrycze, Beatryks, Cierpisław, Faustyn, Konstantyn, Lucylla, Maria, Marta, Olaf, Serafina, Urban