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A name from Latin · Girl

Constance

From Latin constantia meaning 'steadfastness' or 'firmness of resolve'. Borne by saints, by William the Conqueror's daughter, and by countless Puritan colonists who took it as a virtue name.

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Popularity over time

A 143-year arc in numbers.

139,706 U.S. births recorded from 1880–2023.
Popularity · 1880–2023
125 births in 2023
1880 1951 2023
Babies named per year Peak year Most recent
Meaning

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CFrom Latin constantia meaning 'steadfastness' or 'firmness of resolve'. Borne by saints, by William the Conqueror's daughter, and by countless Puritan colonists who took it as a virtue name.

Variants & spellings

3 ways to spell "Constance".

Each transliteration carries a slightly different cultural fingerprint.
Constanza Most common Konstanze Connie
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People who carry the name Constance.

Quick answers

People often ask about Constance.

What does the name Constance mean?
Constance means from Latin constantia meaning 'steadfastness' or 'firmness of resolve'. Borne by saints, by William the Conqueror's daughter, and by countless Puritan colonists who took it as a virtue name.
Where does the name Constance come from?
Constance is a girl name of Latin origin.
Is Constance a boy or a girl name?
Constance is overwhelmingly a girl name in the United States. Of the 139,706 U.S. babies recorded with this name, more than 99% are girls.
How popular is the name Constance in 2023?
Constance ranks #1657 for girls in the U.S. Social Security Administration's 2023 dataset. Its all-time U.S. peak was 1950 with 4,441 babies.
How do you pronounce Constance?
Constance is pronounced KON-stance (2 syllables).
What are common spellings of Constance?
Constance is also written as Constanza, Konstanze, Connie.
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Popularity counts come from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national dataset. Meanings and origins are curated from etymological sources. If you spot an error, please let us know.

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