Nataniel
Meaning of Nataniel
The name Nataniel is a distinguished and unique variant of the more commonly known Nathaniel or Nathanael. With roots in Hebrew, it means "gift of God," symbolizing a child as a divine blessing. Pronounced as nuh-TAN-yuhl (/nəˈtæniəl/), this name carries a classic yet uncommon charm that appeals to parents seeking something both traditional and distinctive for their baby boy. Despite its rarity, Nataniel has seen consistent usage in the United States over the years, with occasional spikes in popularity. For example, it ranked 3,561st in 2008 and saw an occurrence of 30 newborns that year. Its historical significance and spiritual connotations make Nataniel a compelling choice for those who value meaningful names with deep cultural heritage.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as nuh-TAN-yuhl (/nəˈtæniəl/)
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Notable People Named Nataniel
| Nataniel Aguirre was a versatile Bolivian figure known for his work as a lawyer, diplomat, politician, writer, and historian, with his novel Juan de la Rosa being regarded as the best 19th century novel in Spanish America by Menéndez y Pelayo. |
