How to Say “Kathy” in Greek

Κάθι
Káthi
Κάθι (Káthi) is the Greek way to say the female given name Kathy.
Κάθι is used as a female given name.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Káthi.

Did you know?

  • In Greece, a person's 'name day' is often more important than their actual birthday. If a 'Kathy' were actually named 'Katerina', she would celebrate on the feast day of Saint Catherine rather than just her birth date.
  • The name Κάθι is not a traditional Greek name but a modern transliteration of the English name Kathy.
  • Because 'Kathy' is a diminutive in English, using it in Greek as Κάθι skips the traditional Greek process of creating nicknames, which usually involves adding specific suffixes to the original name.

Examples in context

  • Σας παρουσιάζω την Κατερίνα.
    This is Kathy.
  • Τι κάνει η Κάθι σήμερα;
    Ti kánei i Kāthi símera;
    What is Kathy doing today?
  • Μόνο η Κάθι ξέρει την αλήθεια.
    Móno i Kāthi xérei tin alítheia.
    Only Kathy knows the truth.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance over coffee.

  1. Δημήτρης Dimitris

    Ελένη, ξέρεις την Κάθι;
    Eléni, xéreis tin Kāthi;
    Eleni, do you know Kathy?
  2. Ελένη Eleni

    Ναι, η Κάθι είναι πολύ καλή.
    Nai, i Kāthi eínai polý kalí.
    Yes, Kathy is very kind.
  3. Δημήτρης Dimitris

    Θέλω να τη γνωρίσω.
    Thélo na ti gnoríso.
    I want to meet her.
  4. Ελένη Eleni

    Θα τη γνωρίσεις σύντομα, Δημήτρη.
    Tha ti gnoríseis sýntoma, Dimítri.
    You will meet her soon, Dimitris.
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