Catharine

The name Catharine is often associated with meanings such as "pure," "clear," or "innocent," owing to its historical and linguistic roots, specifically in relation to the Greek word "katharos." This has been further influenced by Christian saintly figures symbolizing purity and clarity of spirit.

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Catharine, a variant of Catherine, is believed to be rooted in Greek origins, specifically deriving from the name "Aikaterine." The name's path through history includes transformations influenced by early Christian saints, European languages, and medieval interpretations.

  • Popularity: 27,567th
  • Babies named Catharine in the US in 2023:
    Female: 5
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Cathy, Cat, Cate, Rin, Kitty.
  • Full Names: Catharine Morgan, Catharine Elizabeth, Catharine Anne, Catharine Joanne, Catharine Louise.
  • Famous Namesakes: Catharine Deneuve-Actress, Catharine Parr-Storied historical figure, Catharine of Aragon-Queen, Catharine II-Empress, Catharine Tate-Comedian.
  • Gender: Primarily a feminine given name, often bestowed with variants adapting across cultures and standing as a symbol of elegance and purity.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Catharine corresponds with number 9, symbolizing compassion, altruism, and a penchant for helping others. People with this name are often driven by humanitarian pursuits, possessing a vivid imagination and a deep-seated empathy for others.

Catharine experiences enduring popularity, though variations like Catherine or Katherine may overshadow it in contemporary usage. Its historical ties to royalty and saints maintain its occasionally popular resurgence in various regions and cultural settings.

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