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I don't particularly care for it but it's not objectionable to me.
I know that Christina is now dated, but I really like that and other -tina names. This one just doesn't seem to have enough going for it besides the -tina part for my taste.
I know that Christina is now dated, but I really like that and other -tina names. This one just doesn't seem to have enough going for it besides the -tina part for my taste.
I prefer Katrina, which is my cousin's name.
I quite enjoy it, and I think I like it more than Katherine.
Not a fan. I prefer Katrina but it looks incomplete without R in my opinion.
I don't care for it. It looks and sounds like a mistake, like it was supposed to be Katrina, a name I like, but someone messed up.
Looks like a typo of Katrina.
Katinka is sometimes used in South Africa, also as a nn for Katerina but sometimes, and preferably, as an independent name in its own right, by AFrikaans-speakers. The pronunciation is kahTINkah, TIN like the metal.
In Ukrainian it is kah-TYEENY-kah, ny being like ny in my name Anya
If you know IPA it's /kɐˈtʲinʲ.kɐ/
If you know IPA it's /kɐˈtʲinʲ.kɐ/
I like Katina. I used to know one. She was named after a soap opera character.