a feminine name: dim. Connie
Origin of Constance
French from Classical Latin Constantia, literally , constancy: see constancyConstance
Con·stance lake bounded by Switzerland, Germany, & Austria: 208 sq mi (539 sq km); c. 46 mi (74 km) long
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Constance
See Konstanz.
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Proper noun
- A female given name.
- pet form: Connie
- male given name: Constantine
Origin
A medieval form of the Latin Constantia from a word meaning constancy.
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