Katia
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The most beautiful name I know of. It sounds strong and delicate in turns, depending on who wears it. It is feminine and refined. I also love the nickname Kat if one would like to be called something that sounds more casual.
― Anonymous User 6/27/2006
Pronounced Ka-tyah or Ka-tee-ah.
― Anonymous User 6/27/2006
While this name is unique in the United States and other English-speaking countries, it is quite common in Russia -- somewhat like Elizabeth or Katie here.
― Anonymous User 6/27/2006
A pretty alternative to the uber-popular Katie.
― Anonymous User 10/8/2007
It's the holiday Bratz doll!
― cheeseface 5/14/2008
This name used to be really popular in Germany in the 70s and 80s. It is usually spelled Katja here and pronounced Kuht-ya. I prefer Katia, though. Names ending in -ja (pronounced -ya) used to be extremely popular in Germany in the 80s. Others of that group are Anja, Sonja and Svenja. Recently a new group of -ja names have become popular among them Finja, Fenja, Lenja, Kaja, Maja and Ronja.
― Lily8 8/3/2008
I don't like this name. It sounds clunky.
― bananarama 11/19/2008
Katia Washington (born 1987), daughter of actor Denzel Washington.
― CarolinW 3/9/2009
Katia is much more unique and prettier than Katie.
― Anonymous User 1/28/2010
A name that has also been used in Italy, as feminine, of course.
Kah-TEE-Ah.
Kah-TEE-Ah.
― Francesca 4/20/2011
I can't say how much I love the name Katia. It's a beautiful version of the simple and sweet, yet common Katie. It seems much more refined, and yet a little old-fashioned [I love old-fashioned though:)]. It's just all-around perfect!
― Joy12 9/7/2011
Katia Noyes is an American author.
― Anonymous User 8/7/2012
The name Katia was given to 138 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
― Oohvintage 7/17/2013
I much prefer the name Katia to Katie. It sounds very sweet and pretty!
― 1836732 12/31/2015
Also used in Greece, Poland and Italy. In Greek, it is written Κάτια.
― heyyyyyyyyyyyy 1/26/2017
Also Bulgarian usage.
― Sofia 5/27/2017
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