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Help[Opinions] Re: Catherine, Katherine and Kathryn (more)
in reply to a message by Perrine
I think it will continue to drop, but still get some use, as classic names always do.
I don't think it's boring - it's never been a special favourite of mine, but it's a perfectly good name. I prefer Catrin to the English versions, and Catherine from those.
Pronounced with two syllables I don't think it needs an nn, but if I had to pick one, then Cat.
I don't think it's boring - it's never been a special favourite of mine, but it's a perfectly good name. I prefer Catrin to the English versions, and Catherine from those.
Pronounced with two syllables I don't think it needs an nn, but if I had to pick one, then Cat.
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