Constanța

Constanta constantă constanță English + County Etymology en ro Constanța. Pronunciation en /kɒnˈstæntsə/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Constanța.wav Southern England en /kənˈstɑːn(t)sə/ US Proper noun en city/county seat co:Suf/Constanța c/Romania. en county in eastern c/Romania. Translations city in Romania Arabic: ar كونستانتسا f, ar قنسطنطة f Armenian: hy Կոնստանցա Aromanian: rup Custantsã f, rup Custantse f indefinite, rup Custantsa f definite Azerbaijani: az Köstəncə Belarusian: be Канста́нца f Bulgarian: bg Кюсте́нджа Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 康斯坦察 Kāngsītǎnchá French: fr Constanța f Gagauz: gag Konstanţa Georgian: ka კონსტანცა German: de Konstanza n Greek: el Κωνστάντζα f, el Κωνστάντια f Hindi: hi कोन्स्तांत्सा Hungarian: hu Konstanca Italian: it Costanza f Japanese: ja コンスタンツァ Korean: ko ^콘스탄차 Latin: la Constantia f Nogai: nog Коьстенше Persian: fa کنستانتسا Polish: pl Konstanca f Portuguese: pt Constança Romanian: ro Constanța Russian: ru Конста́нца f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Констанца f Spanish: es Constanza f Tatar: tt Күстәнҗә Turkish: tr Köstence f Ottoman Turkish: ota كوستنجه köstence Ukrainian: uk Конста́нца f Romanian ro: ro:Județul + thumb|ro Localizarea județului Constanța în România Alternative forms ro Констанца new cyrl Etymology Originally known as ro Tomis in antiquity, the city was later renamed ro Constantiana after Flavia Julia Constantia, sister of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great; it was first attested as ro Constantia, or grc Κωνστάντια around the mid 10th century.ro Check if all the language codes in Template:m are correct, please. Pronunciation ro /konˈstan.t͡sa/ ro Ro-Constanța.ogg ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Constanța.wav ro ant͡sa 3 ro Cons tan ța Proper noun f ro capital city co/Constanța c/Romania Constanța ro county c/Romania ro female Constance Declension Constanț sg See also Further reading