Ekaterina
Meaning & Origin
Ekaterina is the Russian form of Catherine, derived from the Greek “Aikaterine,” meaning “pure.” It has a long imperial history, most notably borne by Catherine the Great, one of Russia’s most powerful rulers.
Popularity
Ekaterina remains a timeless and widely used name in Russia, valued for its regal history and graceful sound.
Nicknames & Variations
Common nicknames include Katya and Katenka. International variations include Catherine (English), Caterina (Italian), and Katarzyna (Polish).
Quick Facts
- Gender: Girl
- Origin: Russian/Greek
- Meaning: Pure
- Pronunciation: yeh-kah-teh-REE-nah
