Constantine in Japanese
Constantine in Japanese is コンスタンティノス, コンスタンティノ — Constantine means a masculine given name of Latin origin meaning "constant" or "steadfast," borne by several Roman emperors.
Constantine in Japanese
コンスタンティノス
Pronounced: konsutantinosu
A en given name.
コンスタンティノ
Pronounced: konsutantino
A city and province in north-east Algeria.
What does "Constantine" mean?
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name A masculine given name of Latin origin meaning "constant" or "steadfast," borne by several Roman emperors.
"Constantine legalized Christianity throughout the empire."
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- Constantine legalized Christianity throughout the empire.
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What is "Constantine" in Japanese?
"Constantine" in Japanese is コンスタンティノス, コンスタンティノ. Constantine means: A masculine given name of Latin origin meaning "constant" or "steadfast," borne by several Roman emperors.
How do you pronounce コンスタンティノス?
"Constantine" in Japanese is コンスタンティノス, pronounced "konsutantinosu".
How do you use "Constantine" in a sentence?
Example: "Constantine legalized Christianity throughout the empire." In Japanese, "Constantine" is コンスタンティノス, コンスタンティノ.
Are there other ways to say "Constantine" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Constantine": コンスタンティノス, コンスタンティノ.
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