Catalina, derived from the Latin word 'catus', meaning 'pure' or 'innocent', is of Spanish origin and is widely recognized as a girl's name. It has been used throughout history, but its popularity surged during the Middle Ages when it was often bestowed upon girls born around St. Catherine's Day on November 25th. Today, Catalina remains a charming choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet timeless name for their daughter.
Catalina had a notable year in 1991 with seven newborns bearing the name. Overall, there were seven individuals named Catalina born across all years recorded.