It can be written in Japanese as: ケートリン
If you are asking what the Hiragana means, then I would say it doesn't mean anything, except for 'Caitlin,' because names are the same in every language. The name 'Caitlin' is pronounced 'Keitorin.' Names in Japanese tend to be written in Hiragana, which is a form of Japanese writing, rather than Kanji, which is the form of writing that is most commonly known. The Hiragana for 'Caitlin' is 'ケイトリン' Hope that helps.
Caitlin, in japanese, is essentlially the same. However, you may want to take the meaning, and translate that.Traditionally, it translates into KEITORIN, so I would use that :DAnother loose translation is Kaitsurinu (my name :D)
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Well in the English version, it is Caitlin Glass. In the Japanese 2003, it is Megumi Toyoguchi. In Japanese (again) 2009, It is Megumi Takamoko. Funny in the Japanese, they're the same name! Oh, and hoped this helped!!!
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