Meaning and origin of Kate

Kate
Celtic
Female
Pure, Virginal
Meaning & Origin
Kate is a Celtic girl name.
The meaning of the name is `Pure, Virginal `.
Where is it used?
The name Kate is mainly used in English.
How do they say it elsewhere?
Caitlin (In Irish and in English)
Cate (In English)
Kara (In English)
Karen (In Danish and in English)
It is an abbreviated form o
Katherine, used in English.
If it's too long people might use
In Hungarian: Katalin
See also
In Welsh: Catrin
In Swedish and in Finnish: Karin
In Swedish: Kajsa
In Spanish: Catalina
In Spanish: Catherina
In Scandinavian: Kaia
In Russian and in Bulgarian: Ekaterina
In Romanian: Ecaterina
In Polish: Katarzyna (F)
In Norwegian: Kari
In Jewish: Reina
In Italian and in Portuguese: Catarina
In Italian and in Catalan: Caterina
In Irish and in Scottish: Catriona
In Irish: Caitria
In Greek: Aikaterine
In German, Swedish, Hungarian, Croatian and in Serbian: Katarina
In German and in English: Katharine
In German, Danish, Dutch and in Polish: Katrine
In German: Katja
In German: Katarine
In German: Käthe
In German: Katharina
In Finnish: Kaisa
In Finnish: Katariina
In English and in French: Catherine
In English: Kathi
In English: Kathy
In English: Kathryn
In English: Kathie
In English: Katherina
In English: Kitty
In English: Cathryn
In English: Katy (F)
In English: Katie (F)
In English: Katee (F)
In English: Kat
In English: Kaety (F)
In English: Kit
In Dutch: Katrien
In Czech: Katerina
In Breton: Katarin
In Other languages: Khara
Stastics
The name Kate was given to 2035 babies in the USA in 2004. Kate was the number 353 name that year. In 2005, the name was given to 2196 babies making it the number 147 name that year.
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