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Ecatherine

Ecatherine proper noun: a female given name; a rendering of cognates of Catherine with an initial vowel.

Proper noun

Ecatherine

  1. (rare) A female given name; a rendering of cognates of Catherine with an initial vowel.
    • Countess Ecatherine Aninov Valetta, granddaughter of Count Savas Aninos, who is now visiting this country, cordially invites all art lovers to view this famous painting at the Chelsea Exchange Bank, 48th Street and Seventh Avenue (Safe Deposit Vaults), where it is exhibited from 10 to 12 A. M. and...1922 December 10, “Pieter De Hooch^([sic]) Masterpiece (1629-1681): The Reading Lady”, in The New York Times, volume LXXII, number 23,696, New York, N.Y., →ISSN, →OCLC, section 8, page 8, column 7
    • At Daytona Beach on May 2nd, 1977, aged 47 years, Theodore Loghiade, survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Georges Loghaide (Ecatherine Ionesco), […] his nephews and nieces, Lionel, Helene, Irene, Doina, Constantin and Ecatherine.1977 May 7, “Deaths”, in The Montreal Star, 109th year, number 107, Montreal, Que., →ISSN, →OCLC, page F-3, column 3

Examples of Ecatherine in a sentence

  • Imperialistic plans and “testaments” of Peter the Great or Ecatherine the Great, the ideas of Panslavism and of a dominant orthodoxy were unknown to the fallen heroes.1988 September, Christo Boyadjieff, “Krastiu Racovski and Tzarist Russia – Notes on [Christian] Racovski”, in Bulgarian Review, volume...
  • Dimitriou, Ecatherine, (nee Ligerou) September 4, 2011 Age 83.2011, “Ecatherine Dimitriou”, in Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, Inc., Sterling Heights, Mich.:

Origin of Ecatherine

A blend of Catherine with a descendant of Ancient Greek Αἰκατερίνη (Aikaterínē) with an initial vowel, such as Romanian Ecaterina or Russian Екатери́на (Jekaterína).

Questions about Ecatherine

What does Ecatherine mean?
Ecatherine means a female given name; a rendering of cognates of Catherine with an initial vowel.
How do you use Ecatherine in a sentence?
Imperialistic plans and “testaments” of Peter the Great or Ecatherine the Great, the ideas of Panslavism and of a dominant orthodoxy were unknown to the fallen heroes.
What part of speech is Ecatherine?
Ecatherine is a proper noun.

Words near Ecatherine in the dictionary

  1. ecarteurs
  2. ECAs
  3. ecash
  4. ecastolol
  5. Ecatepec
  6. Ecatherine
  7. Ecatzingo
  8. ecaudal
  9. ecaudate
  10. ECB
  11. Ecbatana

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