Natallia
A variant spelling of Natalia carried by about 4,000 women in Poland, rare enough that most people here have never met one. The name comes from the Latin for "born on Christmas Day".
Natallia Pronunciation
Natallia is pronounced nah-TAHLL-yah (/naˈtallja/).
What Natallia means
Where Natallia comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Natallia is the Belarusian spelling of a name that travels across the Slavic world, and Polish speakers will recognise it at once as a cousin of Natalia. Shorten it and it softens into Natalka, or Nata among friends.
The meaning handed down with it is "born on Christmas Day." That sense came through the church calendar, where a saint's feast could settle on a child born near the winter holy days and give her a name to match. It was a later attachment rather than a first root. The Slavic form kept the meaning even as the spelling shifted from region to region.
A girl called Natallia today might sign an official form at the urząd one way and hear her family call her Natalka. Both are the same name. Both point back to the same short meaning, born on Christmas Day.
How many people are named Natallia
1 in 5110 women in Poland is named Natallia. 4,412 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #515 among female names.