Natassija
n(a)-tassi-ja,
nat(as)-sija
Origin:Russian
Other Origin(s):Latin
Meaning:Christmas Day, Christ's birthday
Naming baby Natassija could be a lovely way to teach them what is really celebrated during the winter season. This feminine title has Russian origins, arising as a variant of Natasja, Natasha, and similar monikers. Deriving from the Late Latin Natalia, Natassija means "Christmas Day" or "Christ's birthday," referring to the holiday that falls on December 25th each year. As the Christian festival that celebrates the birth of Jesus, Christmas is marked by millions of people worldwide. The winter season holds significance for people of all beliefs, as a time when families gather, memories are made, and well-wishes are exchanged. Whether they arrive during winter or you simply can't wait to experience the holidays through their eyes, Natassija is a beautiful choice for your new arrival.
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Sources
100,000+ Baby Names by Bruce Lansky, pg. 236
Behind the Name, Natasha, December 2022
Behind the Name, Natalie, October 2024
Name Doctor, Natasha
Britannica, Christmas, holiday, June 2025
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