Katharina is a Germanic feminine given name meaning "pure. " It has a long history, with various forms appearing across different cultures. The name is derived from the Greek word "katharos, " meaning "pure. " In medieval Europe, Katharina was a common name among royalty and nobility. Over time, it has evolved into various forms such as Catherine, Katharina (a variant of Katherine), and Katharine. The name remains significant due to its association with Saint Catherine of Alexandria, a revered saint in Christianity. Its enduring popularity stems from its timeless and elegant nature.
