Gender Feminine
Usage Polish, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, English, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Greek, Georgian, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Late Roman
Pronounced Pron. na-TA-lya(Polish, Italian, Spanish) na-TA-lee-a(Romanian) nə-TAHL-ee-ə(English) [key·IPA]
Meaning & History
Latinate form of Natalia (see NATALIE).
Related Names
VariantsNatalee, Natalie, Natille(English) Natalie, Nathalie(German) Natalie, Nathalie(Dutch) Natalie, Nathalie(Norwegian) Natalie, Nathalie(Danish) Natalie, Nathalie(Swedish) Nataliya, Natalya, Natali(Russian) Nataliya, Natali(Ukrainian) Nataliya(Bulgarian)
DiminutivesNatalka(Polish) Natalina(Italian) Nat(English) Nata(Georgian) Nata, Natasha(Russian) Natalka(Ukrainian)
Other Languages & CulturesLatasha, Natisha(African American) Natallia(Belarusian) Natàlia(Catalan) Natalija, Nataša(Croatian) Natálie, Nataša(Czech) Nathalie, Natacha(French) Natália(Hungarian) Natālija(Latvian) Natalija(Lithuanian) Natalija, Nataša(Macedonian) Natália, Natacha, Natalina(Portuguese) Nathália(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Natalija, Nataša(Serbian) Natália, Nataša(Slovak) Natalija, Nataša(Slovene)
User SubmissionNatalía
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