Na-ta-lie nat-al-ie The baby girl name Natalie is pronounced in English as N AE D-ah-Liy in French as NaeT-ae-L IY or in German as N AA-Taa-Liy.

Natalie name in french. It consists of 7 letters and 3 syllables and is pronounced Na-ta-lie. Natalies language of origin is Latin. A submission from Texas US.

Join Facebook to connect with Natalie French and others you may know. In French Baby Names the meaning of the name Natalie is. The name Natalia with its variants such as Natasha Natalya Nataliya is especially populylar in Russia.

The name Natalie is a girls name of French origin meaning birthday of the Lord. View the profiles of people named Natalie French. The commonly used variants are Natalia Nataliya Ukraine Nathalie France Natasha or Natalya Russia and Natalka Poland.

Natalie is generally used as a girls name. Etymology Historical Origin of the Baby Name Natalie Natalie is the French form of the Latin Natalia meaning Christmas Day from Latin natalis meaning birthday. From the Russian name Natalia meaning birthday or Christmas It became a popular French and English name after the Ballet Russe came to Paris in the early 1900s.

Therefore it has some variations from country to country. Nathalie is a French variant of the English name Natalie which is a variant of the Latin name Natalia which is derived from the Latin phrase natale domini meaning Christmas Day or birthday It is usually used to refer to Christs birthday or Christmas day. Other Languages Cultures Latasha Natisha African American Natallia Belarusian Natalia Nataliya Bulgarian Natàlia Catalan Natalija Nataša Croatian Natálie Nataša Czech Nathalie Natacha French Natalia Nata Georgian Natalia Greek Natália Hungarian Natalia Natalina Italian Natalia Late Roman Natālija Latvian Natalija Lithuanian Natalija Nataša.

40 rows Find Natalie in Wikipedia French Spanish English Find Natalie on Google about. Natalie Wood Natalie Portman Natalie Cole Natalie Merchant. In Church Latin however the term is used specifically with respect to Christs birthday or natale.