I do love double barrel names! Kit is my favorite nickname for catherine but catherine is definitely. I feel it’s classic, distinguished and complete.
Wayne Newton
My favorites are [name]lily [/name] [name]belle [/name] and [name]lily [/name] [name]anne [/name]. Does it make sense to use the nickname kit for catherine or does it only make sense to spell it katherine? Katinka love it kirrily is a quirky favourite of mine, but i’m not sure it fits the cultural crossover you’re going for.
We are honouring dh’s grandmother so [name_f]kathleen [/name_f] is a non.
I really like the nickname [name_f]kitty[/name_f], but i don’t particularly want to use [name_f]katharine[/name_f], [name_f]katherine[/name_f],. Kathleen joined imec in 2007 and has held positions as principal. Katarina or katalina would be gorgeous! It has a homey, cosy feel to it, like hearth fires and an evening walk over fields.
[name_f]kathleen [/name_f] seems more like an out of favour irish classic than simply dated. Kathleen philips is vp r&d at imec and general manager of the imec site in eindhoven, holst centre, the netherlands. What first name do you think goes best with [name_f]kathleen [/name_f] as a middle name? How would you honor a kathleen (or any other traditionally feminine name with no direct masculine variants) if you had a son?
Which spelling do you prefer and why?
The other spellings feel, well, just less so to me. (this is all hypothetical, as we are not yet ttc again, though we will probably start in the next year.) i’ve been trying to think of ways that i could possibly honor my mother,.
