Meaning and history
Russian diminutive of Natalya, this name appears as a character in Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace (1865) and has been used in the English-speaking world only since the 20th century.
20062006: 919 births, rank #356
2007: 848 births, rank #387
2008: 776 births, rank #414
2009: 786 births, rank #401
2010: 675 births, rank #456
20112011: 606 births, rank #489
2012: 565 births, rank #535
2013: 494 births, rank #582
2014: 444 births, rank #642
2015: 428 births, rank #669
20162016: 390 births, rank #727
2017: 356 births, rank #775
2018: 337 births, rank #807
2019: 305 births, rank #883
2020: 272 births, rank #942
20212021: 297 births, rank #907
2022: 337 births, rank #831
2023: 261 births, rank #983
2024: 285 births, rank #929
20252025: 202 births, rank #1,144
Natasha rose from #984 to #933 for girls between 2023 and 2024. Its highest annual birth count came in 1987, with 4,131 births.