Kat
Meaning & Etymology
"Pure"
Phonetic Key (Double Metaphone): KT
Used for sound-alike matching Linguistic Connections
Spelling & Dialect Variants
6 relatedCross-Cultural Cognates
49 cognates Cadee
(American)
Cady
(American)
Cait
(Irish)
Caitie
(Irish)
Caitir
(Scottish)
Caitlin
(Irish)
Caitlyn
(American)
Casta
(Spanish)
Catalin
(Spanish)
Catalina
(Spanish)
Catherine
(Greek)
Cathleen
(Irish)
Catlee
(Irish)
Catrin
(Welsh)
Cattee
(Irish)
Kadri
(Turkish)
Kaethe
(German)
Kaia
(Scandinavian)
Kaitlin
(Irish)
Kaitlyn
(Irish)
Kajsa
(Scandinavian)
Kari
(Scandinavian)
Kasia
(Polish)
Katalin
(Hungarian)
Katarina
(Italian)
Katarzyna
(Polish)
Katelin
(American)
Katell
(Celtic, Gaelic)
Katelyn
(American)
Katen
(Dutch)
Katerina
(Slavic)
Kathalina
(Italian)
Katharine
(Greek)
Katherine
(Greek)
Kathleen
(Irish)
Katia
(Slavic)
Katina
(Italian)
Katinka
(Scandinavian)
Katja
(Russian)
Katlyn
(American)
Katlyne
(Greek)
Katoka
(Hungarian)
Katrien
(Dutch)
Katrina
(German)
Kattrina
(Russian)
Katya
(Russian)
Kaya
(Scandinavian)
Kera
(American)
Kysa
(Swedish)
Sound-Alike Names
Phonetically similar names sharing the "KT" sound key and 1 syllables
Cat
Feminine English given name
Diminutive form of Catherine meaning pure
Gad
Masculine Hebrew given name
Happiness, luck, fortune
Kit
Unisex American given name
Nickname for Katherine or Christopher
Cade
Unisex English given name
Stout, sturdy
Cait
Feminine Irish given name
Pure
Cate
Feminine English given name
Diminutive form of Catherine meaning pure