Natalya
Slavic feminine name
Natalya is a Russian feminine given name, the Slavic form of Natalie.
It derives from a Latin word meaning "birthday" or "Christmas Day," traditionally given to girls born near Christmas.
The name appears frequently in Russian literature and culture: Natalya Rostova is a central character in War and Peace.
Russia's capital city
- RussianEastern Slavic language
- SlavicOf certain Eastern Europeans
- CyrillicSlavic alphabet system
- SovietOf the USSR
matryoshka · Kremlin · Bolshoi · Tchaikovsky · Dostoevsky · Chekhov · Tolstoy · samovar
Name meaning resurrection
- protagonistStory's central figure
- heroineBrave female protagonist
- debutanteFormally introduced young woman
- ballroomVenue for formal dances
Pierre · Andrei · nobility · aristocracy · nineteenth-century · epic · romantic
Moscow
Russia's capital city
Soviet · matryoshka · Kremlin · Bolshoi · Tchaikovsky · Dostoevsky · Chekhov · Tolstoy · samovar · babushka
Anastasia
Name meaning resurrection
Tolstoy
- protagonistStory's central figure
- heroineBrave female protagonist
- debutanteFormally introduced young woman
ballroom · Pierre · Andrei · nobility · aristocracy · nineteenth-century · epic · romantic
Christmas
Winter nativity celebration
Christian · blessed · holy · rebirth · gift · celebration · winter · December
- Natalie Portman
- post-natal depressionMood disorder after delivery
- Natalie Cole
- Natalie Wood
- natal chartStar positions at birth