Kathrine
Kathrine is a feminine given name that is an alternative spelling of Katherine or Kathryn. The name is derived from the Greek word κάθαρσ (katharos), meaning "pure," and it entered the English-speaking world through Latin and Old French influences. Over time, the spelling Kathrine has been used sporadically across various English-speaking countries, often as a romanticized or historically grounded variant.
The popularity of Kathrine as a given name increased in the United States during the late nineteenth
Notable individuals bearing the name include Kathrine Switzer, an American long-distance runner who became the first
In naming practice, Kathrine is reserved for parents seeking a name with historical depth and a gentle,