Natalie
[ nat-l-ee ]
/ ˈnæt l i /
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noun
a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “birthday.”
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Also Na·tal·ia [nuh-tal-yuh, -tahl-] /nəˈtæl yə, -ˈtɑl-/.
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Natalie
fem. proper name, from French Natalie, from Church Latin Natalia, from Latin (dies) natalis "birthday," in Church Latin, "Christmas Day," so probably originally a name for one born on Christmas.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper