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WDYT of Catalina? I've always thought it was cute. I prefer it to Caterina, since it has a lighter sound.
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I love Catalina. I am reminded of the city and the salad dressing but I still love it. It's lovely in my opinion and the connotations have not turned me off of it.
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Lovely Catalina. I've wondered in the past if that's where the Irish got Caitlin / Cathleen from. Spanish fishermen off the west coast? Or vice-versa? Just something that ambles through my mind.
Anyway, Catalina is perky and youthful and definitely underrated. I wish she and Carlotta got more attention.
Anyway, Catalina is perky and youthful and definitely underrated. I wish she and Carlotta got more attention.
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Cateline is new to me. I love it, thanks! Anything medieval is catnip to this bear.
This puts a new twist on things. Many Irish names have Norman French origins, including my favorites Desmond and Clare. So it makes a lot of sense for Cateline to be the origin of Caitlin. Much obliged. :-)
This puts a new twist on things. Many Irish names have Norman French origins, including my favorites Desmond and Clare. So it makes a lot of sense for Cateline to be the origin of Caitlin. Much obliged. :-)
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I like it. :)
Obviously my parents did too. But I was also named after a plane my grandfather flew in WWII, the Catalina.
Obviously my parents did too. But I was also named after a plane my grandfather flew in WWII, the Catalina.
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