Meaning, origin and history of the name Tatyana

Gender Feminine

Scripts Татьяна(Russian) Татяна(Bulgarian)

Pronounced Pron. /tɐ.ˈtʲja.nə/(Russian) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Russian and Bulgarian form of Tatiana.

DiminutiveTanya(Russian)

Other Languages & CulturesTatiana(Ancient Roman) Tatsiana(Belarusian) Tània(Catalan) Tatjana, Tanja(Croatian) Taťána, Táňa(Czech) Tatiana, Tanja(Danish) Tatiana, Tanja(Dutch) Tatiana, Tania, Tanya, Tatianna, Tatyanna, Tiana, Tianna(English) Tatjana(Estonian) Tatiana, Tatjana, Taina, Tanja(Finnish) Tatiana, Tatienne(French) Tatiana(Georgian) Tatjana, Tanja, Tatiana(German) Tatiana(Greek) Tatiana, Tania(Italian) Tatjana(Latvian) Tatjana(Lithuanian) Tatjana, Tanja(Macedonian) Tatiana, Tanja(Norwegian) Tatiana(Polish) Tatiana, Tânia(Portuguese) Tatiana(Romanian) Tatjana, Tanja(Serbian) Tatiana(Slovak) Tatjana, Tanja, Tjaša(Slovene) Tatiana, Tania(Spanish) Tatiana, Tanja(Swedish) Tetiana, Tetyana(Ukrainian)

formal upper class wholesome refined strange complex

Bulgaria: January 12

Russia: January 25