Catarina
Catarina is a feminine given name used in Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking cultures. It is the Portuguese form of Catherine and is related to the Italian Caterina and the English Katherine. The name traces to the medieval name Catherine, which appears in Christian tradition and saints across Europe.
Usage tends to be strongest in Portugal and Brazil, with substantial use in Spain and many Latin
Notable people bearing the name include Catarina de Bragança (1638–1705), who became queen consort of England
In culture and modern life, Catarina appears as a personal name in literature, film, and other media