As a [name_f]katie [/name_f], i feel i absolutely need to weigh in on this! At least, that’s how it. A person that can legally change their name wants to be known as.
It feels modern and fresh to me, while [name]catherine [/name] feels more elegant and ladylike and more like the royalty spelling. I used to prefer [name_f]katie [/name_f], but i’ve been crushing on [name_f]katy [/name_f] lately. While i adore the name, it sounds too plain with my other top names (emma, emily, anna) in a combo.
What other forms of catherine. I was born in the 00s and i grew up with a handful of other katie’s. My husband is stuck on [name_f]katy[/name_f] [name_f]jane[/name_f]. I kind of like it because it’s simple & cute, but i’m not sure that i myself would want a “simple” name.
[name_m]hi[/name_m] everyone, i’m talking hypothetically here, but here’s the following scenario. [name]katharine [/name] is too ms hepburn. If you were considering using this for a first name which would you go with if you were going to be using both names interchangeably? Read for context or skip to bottom for game.
It is less common and really cute. [name_f] [/name_f] [name_f]brittany [/name_f], [name_f]krystle [/name_f], [name_f]katie [/name_f], [name_f]meagan [/name_f], [name_f]courtney [/name_f],. Have you considered using caddy instead of [name_f]katie [/name_f]? I am torn about the name catherine.