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What does Katharyn mean?
Katharyn as a name for girls is a Greek name, and Katharyn means "pure". Katharyn is a variant form of Catherine (Greek): from katharos. Katharyn is also a variation of Katherine (Greek).
STARTS WITH Kath-
Variations
VARIANTS Kathyrine, Kathirynn, Kathiryn, Kathirin, Katherynn, Katheryne, Katheryn▼, Katherin, Katharyne, Katharine▼, Cathiryn, Cathirin, Catheryn, Catherinn, Catherin, Catheren, Catharyne, Catharine▼, Catharin
ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA CATHERINE, KATHERINE Catharina, Catharyna, Cathatyna, Cathern, Cathryn▼, Cathryne, Cathrynn, Karyn▼, Katalin, Katarina▼, Katha, Katherina, Kathleen▼, Kathleyn, Kathlyne, Kathrene, Kathrina, Kathrine▼, Kathryn▼, Kathryne, Kathrynn, Kathy▼, Katrya, Katryna
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
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How popular is Katharyn?
Katharyn is a somewhat prominent first name for females (#3710 out of 4276, Top 87%) but an unusual last name for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Katharyn entered the list in 1880-1889 and reached its top position of #1192 in the U.S. then, but is not listed currently. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Popular variation forms of Katharyn appearing in the Top 2000 are Katherine (#112 FROM CURRENT RECORDS), Catherine (#204), Kathryn (#453), Kathleen (#894), Katarina (#1594), Catharine, Kathryne, Kathrine, Kathrina, Katheryne, Katheryn, Katherina, Katherin, Katharine, Karyn, Cathryn, Catheryn, Cathern and Kathy. Usage of these relations of Katharyn was common 7 decades ago (AVERAGE #1065) and has become much less since (#1662, 91% LESS USAGE), with versions like Karyn going out of style.
Similar Names
Suggested similar-sounding names are Kaitrin, Kamryn, Karalyn, Karryn, Katelyn▼, Katerina▲, Kathaleen, Kathaleya, Kathaleyna, Kathaline, Kathey, Kathlin, Kathlyn, Kathlynn, Kathrinna, Kathya, Kathylyne (see Kathleen), Katilyn, Katlyn▼, Katrena, Katrien, Katrin, Katrina▼, Katrine, Ketryna, Kithara, Kotryna, Nathaly▲ and Sharyn▼. These names tend to be less commonly used than Katharyn.
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