constantine

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A proper noun referring to a male given name of Latin origin, historically associated with Roman emperors, notably Constantine the Great, who legalized Christianity and founded Constantinople.

deMännlicher Vorname lateinischen Ursprungs, historisch verbunden mit römischen Kaisern, insbesondere Konstantin dem Großen, der das Christentum legalisierte und Konstantinopel gründete.ruИмя собственное, относящееся к мужскому имени латинского происхождения, исторически связанное с римскими императорами, в частности с Константином Великим, который легализовал христианство и основал Константинополь.esNombre propio masculino de origen latino, relacionado históricamente con emperadores romanos, especialmente con Constantino el Grande, quien legalizó el cristianismo y fundó Constantinopla.frNom propre se rapportant au prénom masculin d'origine latine, historiquement lié aux empereurs romains, notamment à Constantin le Grand, qui a légalisé le christianisme et fondé Constantinople.ptNome próprio masculino de origem latina, historicamente associado a imperadores romanos, especialmente Constantino, o Grande, que legalizou o cristianismo e fundou Constantinopla.zh君士坦丁，拉丁语男性名字，历史上与罗马皇帝相关，尤其是君士坦丁大帝，他使基督教合法化并建立了君士坦丁堡。arاسم علم مذكر من أصل لاتيني، ارتبط تاريخيًا بالأباطرة الرومان ولا سيما قسطنطين الكبير الذي شرّع المسيحية وأسس القسطنطينية.

1. Roman Emperor B2 formal political

   Roman emperor from 306 to 337 AD, known for ending the persecution of Christians and making Christianity the state religion, and for founding Constantinople (modern Istanbul).

   • Constantine the Great legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire.
   • The Edict of Milan in 313 AD was issued by Constantine.
   • Constantinople became the new capital under Constantine's rule.

   deRömischer KaiserruРимский императорesConstantino (emperador romano)frConstantin (empereur romain)ptImperador romanozh罗马皇帝arإمبراطور روماني

2. City in Algeria B2 formal

   A major city in northeastern Algeria, originally named Cirta, later rebuilt by Roman emperor Constantine I after being destroyed in the 4th century.

   • Constantine is known for its dramatic suspension bridges and gorge.
   • The ancient city of Constantine was a key Roman settlement in North Africa.
   • Many historical sites in Constantine date back to the Byzantine and Ottoman periods.

   deConstantineruКонстантинаesConstantina (ciudad de Argelia)frConstantine (ville d'Algérie)ptConstantinazh君士坦丁arقسنطينة