katrina

word

Definition

Katrina is most commonly a female given name. It is also well-known as the name of a major hurricane that struck the United States in 2005.

Usage & Nuances

"Katrina" is mainly used as a female name in various cultures. When capitalized and with the article 'Hurricane,' it refers specifically to Hurricane Katrina. Do not use as a common noun.

Spanish: Katrina (nombre propio) - huracán Katrina Portuguese (BR): Katrina (nome próprio) - furacão Katrina Portuguese (PT): Katrina (nome próprio) - furacão Katrina Chinese (Simplified): 卡特里娜 (人名) - 卡特里娜飓风 Chinese (Traditional): 卡特里娜 (人名) - 卡特里娜颶風 Hindi: कैटरीना (नाम) - कैटरीना तूफ़ान Arabic: كاترينا (اسم علم) - إعصار كاترينا Bengali: কাটরিনা (নাম) - ক্যাটরিনা ঘূর্ণিঝড়Russian: Катринa (имя собственное) - ураган Катрина Japanese: カトリーナ（人名） - ハリケーン・カトリーナ Vietnamese: Katrina (tên riêng) - bão Katrina Korean: 카트리나 (이름) - 카트리나 허리케인 Turkish: Katrina (özel isim) - Katrina Kasırgası Urdu: کیٹرینا (نام) - کیٹرینا طوفان Indonesian: Katrina (nama riêng) - badai Katrina

Example Sentences

Katrina is my sister's name.

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Many people remember Katrina from the news in 2005.

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Katrina likes to paint and draw.

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Everyone was talking about Katrina after the storm hit New Orleans.

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Did you see the documentary about Katrina last night?

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Katrina is coming over later to help me with my project.

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