Origin and Meaning of Caitria

Pure

Origin: Irish - Caitria is an Irish form of the name Catherine, which is derived from the Greek name Aikaterine. The meaning of the name is commonly associated with 'pure' or 'innocent'.

• Caitria is not a widely used name and is often considered unique or rare, especially outside of Ireland.
• This name is part of a broader tradition in Irish culture of using names derived from saints, notably Saint Catherine, who is revered in both the Catholic and Orthodox traditions.
• Notable variants of the name include Caitlin and Catherine, with Caitlin being more commonly used in modern times.
• Caitria has seen fluctuating popularity in Ireland, with its usage peaking during periods of renewed interest in traditional Irish names.
• Related names and variations in other languages include Catarina (Portuguese), Caterina (Italian), and Ekaterina (Russian).