Natasha

Common Russian name

Natasha is a Russian feminine name, a diminutive of Natalia.

It became familiar in English-speaking countries partly through characters in Russian literature, notably in Tolstoy's *War and Peace*.

The name suggests Eastern European heritage or parents with literary tastes: Natasha was born in Moscow but grew up in Brooklyn.

Slavic names

Tanya

Slavic feminine name

  • OlgaSlavic feminine name
  • SvetlanaRussian feminine given name
  • IrinaRussian feminine name

Anastasia · Yelena · Katerina · Maria · Sofia · Anna · Larisa · Galina · Nina · Valentina

Russian

Moscow

Russia's capital city

Kremlin · borsch · samovar · cosmonaut · Tchaikovsky · Bolshoi · dacha · balalaika · rubles · perestroika

pop culture

Romanoff

Russian imperial dynasty

  • AvengersThose seeking retribution
  • MarvelSuperhero media conglomerate
  • spyCovert information gatherer

assassin · Scarlett Johansson · superhero · femme fatale · secret agent · red room

feminine

graceful

Elegant in movement

charming · beautiful · alluring · mysterious · romantic · glamorous · femme fatale · seductive · stylish · chic

literary

Tolstoy

Andrei · Pierre · ballroom · debutante · nobility · Russian literature · nineteenth century · romantic heroine

Categories
Opposites
name type

Natashasurname

Hereditary family identifier

family name · Smith · last name · Johnson · Romanov

gender

NatashaIvan

Slavic masculine name

Nikolai · Boris · Sasha · Alexei · Sergei

cultural origin

NatashaMary

Common feminine name

Elizabeth · Susan · Jennifer · Fatima · Siobhan

Phrases
Family

nativity, Natalie, Natalia, Tasha

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G