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This name was also used among the German minority in Bessarabia: https://ofb.genealogy.net/famreport.php?ofb=krasna&ID=I6841&nachname=Ciosek&modus=&lang=de
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Apparently also used in Hungary: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konstancia -- mention it as a variant
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A submission in the Submitted Names Database claimed that Konstantina is also used in the country of Georgia.
I looked into this and this indeed appears to be the case. There is one caveat, however: the name seems to be very rare in Georgia.
At least, that is the impression that I get from social media. There is virtually no one on https://ge.linkedin.com and on Facebook, the search results get too cluttered: either with bearers from other countries, or with Georgian men named Konstantine. As a result, I was able to find only one Georgian bearer, namely Naira-Konstantina Avaliani.
In addition to this, Georgian name sources make no mention of Konstantina: they only mention the masculine name Konstantine.
All in all, the conclusion is that it is not worth it to add the usage of "Georgian" to this name. I just figured that I should honour the original submission, which really should have been a comment instead of an independent entry (which I will be using for a different but related name after this).
Lastly, the name Konstantina is written as კონსტანტინა in Georgian and is (apparently) pronounced as KAWN-STAHN-TEE-NA.
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I looked into this and this indeed appears to be the case. There is one caveat, however: the name seems to be very rare in Georgia.
At least, that is the impression that I get from social media. There is virtually no one on https://ge.linkedin.com and on Facebook, the search results get too cluttered: either with bearers from other countries, or with Georgian men named Konstantine. As a result, I was able to find only one Georgian bearer, namely Naira-Konstantina Avaliani.
In addition to this, Georgian name sources make no mention of Konstantina: they only mention the masculine name Konstantine.
All in all, the conclusion is that it is not worth it to add the usage of "Georgian" to this name. I just figured that I should honour the original submission, which really should have been a comment instead of an independent entry (which I will be using for a different but related name after this).
Lastly, the name Konstantina is written as კონსტანტინა in Georgian and is (apparently) pronounced as KAWN-STAHN-TEE-NA.
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Konstantina is also the Croatian and Lithuanian form of Constantina. For more information, see:
- http://imehrvatsko.net/namepages/view/first_name/Konstantina (in Croatian)
- https://www.tevu-darzelis.lt/vaiku-vardai/Konstantina/ (in Lithuanian)
- http://www.vardai.org/vardo-reiksme/Konstantina/ (in Lithuanian)
- http://day.lt/vardai/Konstantina (in Lithuanian)
- http://vardai.vlkk.lt/vardas/Konstantina (in Lithuanian).
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- http://imehrvatsko.net/namepages/view/first_name/Konstantina (in Croatian)
- https://www.tevu-darzelis.lt/vaiku-vardai/Konstantina/ (in Lithuanian)
- http://www.vardai.org/vardo-reiksme/Konstantina/ (in Lithuanian)
- http://day.lt/vardai/Konstantina (in Lithuanian)
- http://vardai.vlkk.lt/vardas/Konstantina (in Lithuanian).
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I recently met a woman with this name. I bumped into her a week later and she told me she had forgotten my name. The punchline? My name is Constantine! (She is no dope either.)
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