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Help[Opinions] Re: Kathryn
in reply to a message by Amandine
Kathryn is definitely the sleekest spelling of the name. My personal favorite is the uncommon Katharyn, and this is just one letter off that, and can be explained quickly as "Kathryn with a Y" for spelling purposes.
Kathryn has fallen off the popularity charts in the U.S. (well, below the Top 500), so I'd assume most Kathryns to be mothers and grandmothers (in their forties through seventies). It can come back, though - especially if minimalism becomes trendy.
I agree with the poster who said Kat fits best as a nickname, because it's also the sleekest nickname.
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Kathryn has fallen off the popularity charts in the U.S. (well, below the Top 500), so I'd assume most Kathryns to be mothers and grandmothers (in their forties through seventies). It can come back, though - especially if minimalism becomes trendy.
I agree with the poster who said Kat fits best as a nickname, because it's also the sleekest nickname.
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