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Popularity of the baby name Natalia


Posts that mention the name Natalia

Baby name story: Moses

Hurricane Stan hit Central America in October of 2005. In Guatemala, hundreds of thousands of homes were destroyed and thousands lives were lost in the mudslides triggered by the storm.

A Guatemalan woman named Natalia Rianda had gone into labor during the flooding. Soon after being rescued, she gave birth to a son. She named him Moses after the biblical prophet who’d also had to contend with a large amount of water once.

Source: Guatemala Presses on with Grim Hurricane Recovery

Name days near New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day

Is your baby due sometime around New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day?

If so, here are some names associated that particular time of year, according to various religious/national traditions.

December 29th

  • David (France, Spain, Austria), Davide (Italy)
  • Jonathan (Austria)
  • Marina (Russia)
  • Natalie (Sweden), Natalia (Sweden)
  • Noa (Denmark)
  • Thomas (Anglican, Lutheran, Catholic; Austria), Tomás (Spain), Tommaso (Italy)
  • Vemund (Norway)
  • Vidar (Norway)

December 30th

  • Abel (Sweden)
  • David (Denmark, Norway)
  • Diana (Norway), Dina (Norway)
  • Eugenio (Italy)
  • Felix (Austria)
  • Judith (Spain), Judit (Spain)
  • Lothar (Austria)
  • Raúl (Spain)
  • Roger (France)
  • Set (Sweden)

December 31st

  • Colombe (France)
  • John (Anglican)
  • Melanie (Austria), Melania (Spain)
  • Paolina (Italy)
  • Sylvester (Catholic; Denmark), Silvester (Austria), Sylvestre (France), Silvestre (Spain), Silvestro (Italy), Sylfest (Norway)
  • Sylvia (Norway), Sylvi (Norway)

January 1st

  • Emmanuel (Spain), Manuel (Spain)
  • Jesús (Spain)
  • Maria (Italy, Austria), María (Spain)
  • Wilhelm (Austria)

January 2nd

  • Abel (Denmark)
  • Basil (Anglican, Catholic), Basile (France), Basilio (Italy, Spain), Basilius (Austria)
  • Beatrix (Germany)
  • Dagfinn (Norway)
  • Dagfrid (Norway)
  • Dietmar (Austria)
  • Gregory (Anglican, Catholic), Gregor (Austria), Gregorio (Spain)
  • Johann (Lutheran)
  • Seraphim (Anglican)
  • Svea (Sweden)

January 3rd

  • Alfred (Sweden, Norway), Alf (Norway)
  • Alfrida (Sweden)
  • Enok (Denmark)
  • Geneviève (France), Genoveffa (Italy), Genoveva (Spain, Austria)
  • Odilo (Austria)
  • Ulyana (Russia)

January 4th

  • Anastasia (Russia)
  • Angela (Austria), Ángela (Spain)
  • Fausta (Italy)
  • Marius (Austria)
  • Metusalem (Denmark)
  • Odilon (France)
  • Rigoberto (Spain)
  • Roger (Norway), Rüdiger (Austria), Roar (Norway)
  • Rut (Sweden)
  • Titus (Austria)

Which of the above do you like the most?

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