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Proper noun

Katharine
  1. A given name , a variant spelling of Katherine, based on the folk etymology that it would derive from Greek katharos "pure".

Extensive Definition

''For information on the name Catherine, see Katherine (given name). To find people with the given name Catherine who are also known by another name, see lookfrom Katherine, lookfrom Katharine, and lookfrom Catherine."
Catherine is a common name, often given to females. In Greek it means "pure". Katherine, Catherine or Katharine, as a single name, may refer to one of the following historical figures, place names, books, or bands. Some nicknames for this name are Katie (Kati or Katy), Kathy, Kate and many more.

Historical figures known by the name Catherine/Katherine/Katharine

Saints

Royalty

Katherine Garcia of Zimbobway.....

Place names

Literature

Music

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See also

Katharine in Old English (ca. 450-1100): Catherine
Katharine in German: Catherine
Katharine in Spanish: Catherine
Katharine in French: Catherine
Katharine in Italian: Caterina
Katharine in Japanese: キャサリン
Katharine in Polish: Katarzyna (ujednoznacznienie)
Katharine in Portuguese: Catherine
Katharine in Romanian: Ecaterina
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