Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A female given name borrowed from Russian in the twentieth century.
Etymologies
- Russian Наташа (Natáša), an informal pet form of Наталия (Natálija), cognate to Natalie. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“March 3, 2006 at 4:09 pm i would like mark and natasha to win because she was in my favourite girl group and he is the best actor in Holby city please vote for Mark and Natasha!”
“Or hey, War and Peace (lol, wrote "Piece" first) -- you're in Natasha's head; you're in Andrei's head; you're in Pierre's head -- and you want to be.”
“I then basked in Natasha's Dance by Orlando Figes and felt sated.”
“Tasha Tudor was born Starling Burgess, in Boston, but acquired the nickname Natasha from her father, a fan of Tolstoy.”
“And one of the things Father Keene told me when I came back from one of these trips -- Hyun Sook had chosen the name Natasha, which I understood was from her watching a Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon on the American Air Force station.”
“Natasha is the future of writing fulfilled and is now an assistant professor at Emory.”
“Paul gave the notices and announced that someone called Natasha (obviously another regular who I don't know) had a baby girl yesterday and wasn't that wonderful.”
“Ah, monsieur, c'est un saint, un véritable saint! and Natasha is much, much better.”
“The girl called Natasha who got the grant to study in Italy had actually been married and divorced when she was eighteen, and her parents never even knew it.”
“Beck is horsewhipped by Prince Andre after calling Natasha a neurotic socialist slut, he advises the Russian high command to ignore the invading French army and attack Finland and he calls Napoleon a gay Islamofascist, infuriating the short French emperor, who orders him buried upside down in an anthill.”
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