Natlee name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Latin

Meaning: Born on Christmas and Christ's Birthday

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What does Natlee mean?

Origin of New-fangled and Unexpected Natlee is in Latin is used for baby girls. Natlee is variation of biblical, hot soaring and immutable Natalie. Natalie is French form of Natalia. Meaning of Natalie is Natal Day, To be Born-from Natalia and Form of Natalie is originated from Latin.

Variants of Natlee

Natalie, Natalis, Natalia, Nadalie, Nastassja, Noelle, Nataliemarie, Nataliz, Atta, Nata, Anastasios, Noelia

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How popular is the name Natlee?

Natlee is a rare baby name in United States still in use today. According to our findings, over 70 babies have been named Natlee globally.

Year	Rank	Births
2015	12965	7

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What numerology tells about Natlee?

When it comes to love, you can't stand a monogamous relationship. You never take a leap of faith but do things with a plan. Open your eyes before it's too late and explore your options. You could be a poet because of the original way you express yourself. Having letter N as your cornerstone represents your individuality and originality. You should focus on your personal progress too. You love people with an attitude but open to discussion and hearing new opinions.

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Martina - Meaning of Martina is Dedicated or From the God Mars is a gender insensitive name. Its origin is in Latin and Aramaic is used substantially in Faroese and Swedish
Celines - Unorthodox Latin Celines is used in English, meaning of Celines is "Heaven and Sky" is used as a baby girl name. Celines is resultant of Celin.
Donatello means Donate or The Gift used for baby boys has its origin in Latin is used mostly in Italian
Noelle - Used notably in French and Danish cherished, Noelle is used mainly as a unisex name has its roots in Latin, Noelle means "Birthday or Commonly Refers to Christ's Birth or Christmas Festival"