Caitlin is the proper way, the Irish way which is were the name Caitlin originated from. There are other ways but Cailitn is the proper/original spelling.
Ecaterina (Caitlin is of Irish erroneous spelling, derived from the Greek name Ecaterina)
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Caitlín is the Irish spelling of Cathleen. It is properly pronounced cot-LEEN, not KATE-lyn. The silent letter i in the first syllable is required by of the laws of Irish orthography.
Caitlín is the Irish spelling of Cathleen. It is properly pronounced cot-LEEN, not KATE-lyn. The silent letter i in the first syllable is required by of the laws of Irish orthography.
No Caitlin is an Irish name.
It is a variant of Caitlin ( pronounced Cot-LEEN), the Irish spelling of Kathleen, a form of Catherine, a Greek word meaning "cleansed" or "purified."
Caitlin is an Irish Gaelic loan name in Italian.Specifically, the name is a feminine proper noun. Its original meaning in Irish Gaelic is "pure." Its equivalent in Italian is Caterina.The pronunciation is "keh-tleen" in terms of the Irish Gaelic loan word and "KAH-the-REE-nah" in terms of the Italian equivalent.
You don't. Cheyenne is a non-Gaelic, proper name and, as such, has no Gaelic spelling.
Cailín is the word in the Irish language for girl. Note that there is a line over the second i, called a fada. Colleen is the way it is pronounced, and it is often a spelling used in English for a girl's name.
No, there is not a Saint Caitlin in the Catholic Church. The name Caitlin is Irish in origin and it means pure.
Caitlín the Irish Gaelic spelling of the name Kathleen. Widely thought to be pronounced like 'kate-lynn' in English speaking countries. A form of Catherine.
Caitlin is the Irish spelling of the name Kathleen, a form of the Greek name Katharine. Properly pronounced "Cot-LEEN," it would be spelled Κατλην in Greek. Most commonly pronounced "Kate-Lynn," it would be spelled Keïτλιν.