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HelpRe: Anna vs Katherine
in reply to a message by Lily
Most Katherines are not called Kathy anymore. They're called Kate or Katie (along with Kathleens and Caitlins of every spelling). If you're looking for less common, I think there would actually be less Kathys today. (BTW, my firstborn is named Katherine ("Kate") and trust me when I tell you that Katies and Kates abound.) WDYT of Kitty or Kit? Kat? I even went to school with a girl named Kathryn ("Khaki") which is sort of different.
Anna is the name of my youngest. It's a little plain for me (dh chose it), however, I do like it. Still, I like the nns Annie or Annika much better. It's classic but I wouldn't call it underused.
Anna is the name of my youngest. It's a little plain for me (dh chose it), however, I do like it. Still, I like the nns Annie or Annika much better. It's classic but I wouldn't call it underused.
This message was edited 1/7/2012, 10:52 PM
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