Natan
[ˈnɑːtən]Meaning
Hebrew and Polish form of Nathan
Background Story
Natan is the Hebrew and Polish form of Nathan. Its origin language is listed as Biblical Hebrew, and it is related to the root naṯan. It is recorded as a masculine given name used in Biblical, Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin, English, French, Hungarian, Spanish and Yiddish, and also as a surname. The spelling Nátán is recorded as well.
Theme
Temperament
Variations
Nathan, Nathanael
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