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Am sorry but you are the wrong one here. I am Greek, you think I don't know my language? Katherine derives from Greek AIKATHERINE which derives from the word KATHARE, 'clean', 'pure'. EUPHEMIA derives from the words EF, 'good' and FEME, 'reputation'. EULALIA is the one that means 'to speak well'. Anyway, you can always refer to the folowing:
In Greek, "Lexicon of Ancient Greek", John Stamatakos
In English, "A Greek-English Lexicon", H.G. Liddell, R.Scott
(Far the best Ancient Greek to English dictionary...)
Obviously some information on this site need extra attention.
I hope I helped.

• Mia Kathryn - Kat  Oct 10 2005, 8:18:19 PM
  • Good choice! - Damis  Oct 11 2005, 2:23:15 AM
    • Re: Good choice! - Chrisell  Oct 11 2005, 5:35:42 AM
      • Re: Good choice! - Damis  Oct 11 2005, 12:28:23 PM
        • Re: Good choice! - On Euphemia and Katherine  Oct 12 2005, 10:33:45 AM
          • Re: On Euphemia and Katherine - Damis  Oct 12 2005, 4:57:17 PM
            • Êáëþò Þñèåò óôï site :) - Pavlos  Oct 14 2005, 1:31:05 PM
          • Forgot to mention, I posted the above :) n/t - Pavlos  Oct 12 2005, 10:34:50 AM
        • I'm confused - Lauren B  Oct 12 2005, 8:12:50 AM
          • Re: I'm confused - Damis  Oct 12 2005, 3:42:41 PM
        • So.. may I clear this up folks? - chazda  Oct 11 2005, 6:10:27 PM
        • Pavlos? nt - Siri  Oct 11 2005, 2:50:13 PM
        • *shakes head* If you're Greek, you'll need to do more research...The site is quite correct on this one...nt - Seda*  Oct 11 2005, 1:05:10 PM
          • Re: *shakes head* If you're Greek, you'll need to do more research...The site is quite correct on this one...nt - Damis  Oct 12 2005, 4:59:22 PM
  • Re: Mia Kathryn - chazda  Oct 10 2005, 8:23:19 PM
    • Re: Mia Kathryn - Kat  Oct 10 2005, 8:31:25 PM