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Comments for CATRIONA:
Catrìona, seòrsa brèagh' eile na h-ainm brèagha seo (another pretty version of this pretty name).-- gaelruadh19 4/28/2005
Catriona was a character in "Temple of the Dragon-slayer".-- Arowen Half-Elven 1/18/2006
Catriona Balfe is an Irish fashion model.-- khaotickharma 5/1/2006
Different name! Really like it.-- Anonymous User 6/22/2006
I'm surprised no one's mentioned the book by Robert Louis Stevenson. The book is named after the character, Catriona MacGregor Drummond, who eventually marries the main character, David Balfour.-- squareular 6/9/2008
Catriona Ruan is the name of Northern Ireland's education minister, who's also an ex-tennis player.-- rachypiesheepbaa 8/14/2008
This is my name and personally I'm not too fond of it, but I'm used to it now. I mostly don't like it because people call me really weird things like CATRONIA or KATIE or CATRON. I can deal with cat-tree-o-na as, but the other names are ridiculous. Other than that I found my name quite sophisticated.-- better_to_live 4/18/2009
I enjoy this spelling and sound as an alternative to the English Catherine. I prefer the "c" variants to the "K" names. Catrine is close, but possibly too close to Katrina.-- Anonymous User 8/11/2009
This is my name but until recently I've never been fond of it. My whole life is full of teachers reading the register and calling me Cat-ri-o-na which drives me nuts. If people learnt how to pronounce it properly I would be totally fine with it. If you give this name to a kid, make sure you live in a place where people know that it isn't supposed to sound like you have a cat stuck up a tree.-- MetaBolical 9/5/2009
Before the modernisation of their alphabet, and yes they DID do this, another spelling was Catroina and pronounced basically the same--depending on Scotland or Ireland.-- Saoirse_1 4/17/2010
This is a beautiful name, and I prefer this spelling and find it more appealing than its variant "Katherine." Strong, unique, and (as I said) just beautiful.
Gorgeous name.-- Hannah_E 3/16/2011
Catriona is the name of the main character in 'The Perfect Mother' by Margaret Leroy.-- Anonymous User 8/31/2011
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