Natalia of Nicomedia

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• Natalya — f Russian: from the Late Latin name Natālia, a derivative of Latin natālis (diēs) birthday, especially Christ s birthday, i.e. Christmas; cf. NOËL (SEE Noël). St Natalia was a Christian inhabitant of Nicomedia who is said to have given succour to …   First names dictionary

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