Katarina

ka-ta-REE-na
Meaning: Pure, clear, or innocent
Gender
Girl
Origin
Greek, European, Slavic
Popularity Rank
#1864 (girls)
#3490 (overall)

Popularity Summary

Katarina remains a popular name across many European countries and is appreciated for its classic charm and versatility. Its timeless appeal continues to attract parents worldwide.

Why Parents Choose Katarina

Parents often choose Katarina for its timeless elegance, rich history, and the positive qualities of purity and strength it embodies. It offers a harmonious blend of tradition and grace.

History & Cultural Significance

Derived from the Greek name Aikaterine, Katarina has been a prominent name throughout history, linked to saints and royalty. Its popularity spread across Europe during the Middle Ages and continues to be a favorite choice for parents seeking a classic yet graceful name.

Katarina is a timeless name with roots in Greek tradition, symbolizing purity and virtue. It is widely used across various European countries, often associated with strength and elegance.

Notable People Named Katarina

  • Katarina Witt, Olympic figure skater
  • Katarina Johnson-Thompson, British heptathlete
  • Katarina Dalayman, Swedish opera singer

Name Variations

Katarina Catarina Katerina

Related Names

Katy Katerina Caterina

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Pop Culture References

  • Katarina from 'League of Legends'
  • Katarina the character in 'The Witcher' series