Katarina

Katarina comes from the Greek name Aikaterine, meaning 'pure', with roots in the Greek word 'katharos'. It's a name that feels both elegant and timeless, conjuring images of grace and strength. Katarina carries a sense of purity and classic charm, making it a favorite for those who appreciate names with a rich historical background.

In terms of popularity, Katarina had its moment in the spotlight when it peaked at #476 in 1994. It made an impressive leap of 2515 spots between 1983 and 1984, highlighting a significant rise in interest during that period. However, it has never broken into the top 100, and its latest rank in 2024 is #1737. Despite these fluctuations, it spent a respectable 16 years in the Top 1000, first appearing in the Top 500 in 1994.

Katarina is the kind of name that exudes a sense of classic elegance and strength. It's perfect for those who value purity and grace, and it fits beautifully into both contemporary and traditional settings. Whether you picture a graceful dancer or a strong leader, Katarina is a name that carries a timeless quality, making it an enduring choice for many parents.