I believe the most common French spelling is Catherine-- one often used in English. As far as I know, the only significant difference is pronunciation. Two French pronunciations are: ka-TREEN and ka-tə-REEN.
She was French!
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Katherine Ernestine Wheatley has written: 'A review of French grammar' -- subject(s): Composition and exercises, French language, Grammar
No, Katrina isn't a French name. The French equivalent would be Catherine.
Katherine of Aragon was originally from Spain. Both of her parents were rulers of tiny kingdoms in Spain (Aragon and Castile) but she also had some Portuguese, English and French blood in her as well from her ancestors.
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'Katherine' is 'Katherine' in Spanish. The equivalent is 'Catalina'
Katherine Jackson.
Because she spent a lot and was a gambler, and because she didn't know how poor the French were. ~Sabrina Katherine Haas
No it was Katherine. GOOD LUCK
Katherine Gorge was formed by erosion from the Katherine River.
Katherine Owens is 5' 11".