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Meaning Katherine meaning

What does Katherine mean?

— A en given name, a popular spelling variant of Catherine. — A placename given to a river and a town in Northern Territory, Australia.

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Katherine?

Catherine Katriona Katie Katheryne Katheryn Katherina Katharyn Katharine Kate Cathryn Catherin Catharine

How do I use Katherine in a sentence?

Katherine get away all right?

Leave Katherine out of it!

I can't understand why we haven't heard from Katherine.

Katherine!

Katherine, don't you remember us?

Joe, Katherine.

Try and remember, Katherine.

Maybe he'll wanna see Katherine.

Katherine's not to know I'm alive. She'd crack.

We call Katherine Grant to the stand.

Katherine Grant.

The state recalls Katherine Grant to the stand.

Katherine suspicious?

Katherine, don't leave me alone.

That's probably your Aunt Katherine.

Thank heavens it isn't Aunt Katherine.

This is Aunt Katherine.

You see, it's New Year's Eve, Aunt Katherine.

Excuse me, Aunt Katherine, I was talking to the dog.

But, Aunt Katherine.

Good evening, Aunt Katherine.

I had a birthday last week, Katherine.

What is it, Katherine?

Katherine, after the last time?

But, Katherine.

One squint at Aunt Katherine would sober anybody up.

Hello, Aunt Katherine.

Just a minute, Aunt Katherine.

Aunt Katherine, Uncle Willie.

Paraphrasing Katherine Hepburn in the movie The African Queen, religion allows us to rise above wicked old Mother Nature, handing us a moral compass.