It is the Irish form of Catherine. "pure" is perhaps the meaning.
It is spelled Caitlín in Irish if that is the question. Mispronounced as 'kate-lin' it is actually closer to Cathleen. For the meaning google Catherine.
Caitríona
It is an English spelling of the Irish Gaelic Caitlín[kotchleen] which is a version of Catherine (pure).
The name Kaitlin (or Caitlin) is the Irish form of Catherine (greek) and means "pure".
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."
Catherine Agnes Kennedy has written: 'Synge's portrayal of the Irish'
The Venerable Mother Catherine Elizabeth McAuley was an Irish nun, who founded the Sisters of Mercy in 1831.
Yes! It is an Irish derivation of the name Catherine.
I think Katelyn is an American mispronunciation of the Irish Gaelic Caitlín which was earlier anglicized Kathleen (closer to the actual pronunciation). It is a form of Catherine.
Catherine Dunn has written: 'The black swan'
In Irish, the name Caitlin means "pure" or "clear." In English-speaking countries, it is derived from the Irish name Catherine, meaning "pure" as well.