Caitlin

American  

[keyt-lin] / ˈkeɪt lɪn /

noun

1. a female given name, Irish form of Cathleen or Kathleen.

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Example Sentences

No, Caitlin Clark isn’t walking through that door.

From Los Angeles Times

"The accident happened right at the end of our lane, I walk past it every day and we've tributes to Caitlin there, and I go up and talk to her every day."

From BBC

"It's an immense sense of sadness that we couldn't do anything to help Caitlin as her injuries were so profound, but that unfortunately is the reality of the job."

From BBC

It hasn’t become any easier, as Caitlin Vincent observes in “Opera Wars: Inside the World of Opera and the Battles for Its Future.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“It undercuts this American exceptionalism, ‘we have the best quality of life, we’re the best country in the world, everyone wants to move here,’” said Caitlin Joyce, one of two researchers at Temple University who have spent years studying the trend.

From The Wall Street Journal