Natalia
Natalia is derived from the Latin phrase 'natale domini' meaning 'Christmas Day' or 'birthday of the Lord.' It has strong roots in Russian, Italian, and Spanish cultures, traditionally given to girls born during the Christmas season.
Current Popularity
Popularity over time
Dashed bar: 2026 (projected): 1,837. How this is calculated
Yearly values
- 2011: 2,801
- 2012: 2,597
- 2013: 2,634
- 2014: 2,798
- 2015: 2,701
- 2016: 2,828
- 2017: 2,614
- 2018: 2,628
- 2019: 2,736
- 2020: 3,076
- 2021: 3,207
- 2022: 3,003
- 2023: 2,725
- 2024: 2,509
- 2025: 2,028
- 2026 (projected): 1,837
Good to Know
- •Popular across multiple cultures with consistent pronunciation
- •Easy to spell and pronounce in most languages
- •Often associated with warmth and the holiday season
- •Has a more formal, international feel compared to the French variation Natalie
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Statistics
85,144
Total births since 1880
2006
Peak year
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