The name Ekaterine: meaning and origin
- Ekaterine name meaning
- Ekaterine origin
- Georgian names
Ekaterine is a name of Greek origin, traditionally linked to katharos, pure. It has a refined, aristocratic sound.
Where does the name Ekaterine come from and what does it mean?
The name comes from the Greek Aikaterine. Its exact etymology is debated, but it is traditionally linked to katharos, meaning pure or spotless. In the Christian world it became famous through Saint Catherine of Alexandria.
Famous people named Ekaterine
In Georgian history the name was carried by Ekaterine Dadiani, wife of the prince of Mingrelia and a ruler in her own right, known for her courage and learning.
When is the Ekaterine name day?
The name day is 7 December, the feast of Saint Catherine.
What character is linked to the name Ekaterine?
People say Ekaterines are organised, ambitious and elegant. They like everything in order, their own feelings included. Common pet names: Eka, Kato, Ekuna.
The numerology number of Ekaterine
In the Georgian alphabet every letter has a number value: ა is 1, ბ is 2, გ is 3 and so on. The letters of Ekaterine in Georgian (ეკატერინე) add up to 496, which reduces to 1. In numerology, 1 is the number of leadership, independence and new beginnings. It is a playful tradition rather than science, but it is fun to see how well it fits.