Natalia
Born December twenty-fifth
Natalia is a feminine given name of Latin origin, traditionally associated with Christmas—from the Latin phrase *dies natalis*, meaning "birthday," referring to the birth of Christ.
The name is common across Spanish, Italian, Polish, and Russian cultures: Natalia texted to say she'd be late.
Variants include Natalie, Natalya, and Nathalie.
Russian woman's name
- MoscowRussia's capital city
- SlavicOf certain Eastern Europeans
- RomanovImperial Russian ruling family
- BolshoiMoscow's grand theater
Tchaikovsky · ballet · Tolstoy · Dostoevsky · czarina · Soviet · Anastasia · Tatiana
Elegant in movement
- refinedPurified or cultured
- sophisticatedWorldly and cultured
- poisedCalm and controlled
- culturedEducated in arts, manners
chic · stylish · ballet · dancer · aristocratic · regal · feminine · classic
Winter nativity celebration
- birthdayAnnual date of origin
- bornBrought into life
- nascentBeginning to develop
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
blessing · advent · christening · blessed · namesake
Natalya
Russian woman's name
Tchaikovsky · Bolshoi · ballet · Tolstoy · Dostoevsky · czarina · Soviet · Anastasia · Tatiana · Olga
graceful
Elegant in movement
- refinedPurified or cultured
- sophisticatedWorldly and cultured
- poisedCalm and controlled
cultured · chic · stylish · ballet · dancer · aristocratic · regal · feminine · classic · timeless
Christmas
Winter nativity celebration
celebration · blessing · advent · christening · blessed · namesake
Natalya
Russian woman's name
- Natalie Portman
- post-natal depressionMood disorder after delivery
- Natalie Cole
- Natalie Wood
- natal chartStar positions at birth