Natané
It’s an ancient South East Asian name meaning princess; regal. Dating back older than the oldest language Sanskrit and has several different spellings.
Natané by xxclarissa November 22, 2021
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Natane
One who walks the line of danger with a pocket full of condoms and a fist to punch those who disobey.
Natane by Piggy Oinkers March 7, 2009
Natnael
In Australian, the name Natnael is most often used as the name of a Boy/Male. And in Australian, the Boy/Male name Natnael means Gift from God.
My name is Natnael.
natania
natania is a sweet person. She has the biggest heart and she cares for people who are close to her. She loves to joke around. Natania is beautiful inside and out, but she doesn’t realise it. She is a very secretive person and has trust issues, but if you gained her trust, she’s not afraid to open up to you. Natania is an awkward person in general if you’re not close to her. Overall, if you don’t know a Natania, find one and be her friend !
natania by trinity0214 November 28, 2019
Natnael
An extremely sexy guy, the name comes from the bible and another definition is the god of everything.
Natnael by Swag boy123456 December 12, 2016
Natanya
The name Natanya is a girl's name of Hebrew origin. It means "gift of God" and is featured in The Bible. It is a name mostly given to Jewish girls.
Girls with the name Natanya are usually very beautiful, and sexy. They also have exotic features and are very intelligent and funny. Natanya's are kind-hearted, patient, real, and well-mannered. One would be lucky to be friends with a Natanya.
Natanya, also spelled Netanya, is a city in Israel.
Natanya has 6 variant forms: Nathania, Netanya, Natanyah, Nethania, Netania, Natania
Girls with the name Natanya are usually very beautiful, and sexy. They also have exotic features and are very intelligent and funny. Natanya's are kind-hearted, patient, real, and well-mannered. One would be lucky to be friends with a Natanya.
Natanya, also spelled Netanya, is a city in Israel.
Natanya has 6 variant forms: Nathania, Netanya, Natanyah, Nethania, Netania, Natania
Natanael
A strong, will powered person who is super smart. Natanaels are funny and sometimes self reserved, but never fail to stay loyal and will always have your back.
Natanael by abcdefghijklmajfoqjf January 29, 2020
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