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Natalie is a feminine given name of Latin-Christian origin that has become one of the most popular and beloved names in Israel and around the world. The name derives from the Latin phrase "Dies Natalis" meaning "birthday" or "day of birth," originally referring to the birth of Jesus Christ, or Christmas Day. In Jewish culture, the name was adopted through the Yiddish-Ashkenazi term "Nittel" for the Christian holiday of Christmas, a word rooted in Yiddish that became embedded in Jewish vernacular as a reference to this holiday. Despite its clear Christian origins, the name Natalie gained tremendous popularity among Jewish families in Israel and the diaspora beginning in the 20th century. This phenomenon reflects a broader trend of adopting international names that sound familiar and pleasant, while disregarding the original religious significance. In Israel, the name Natalie began spreading particularly in the 1970s and 1980s, becoming one of the leading feminine names. It conveys a sense of cosmopolitanism, beauty, and refinement, and is perceived as a modern, international name that allows its bearer to integrate easily into global society. The name Natalie carries associations of celebration, joy, and renewal - concepts connected to the notion of birth and new beginnings. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having bright, warm, and welcoming personalities, with a natural ability to connect people and cultures. The name also conveys a sense of elegance and gentleness while maintaining simplicity and accessibility. In the modern era, Natalie has become a symbol of cultural openness and the ability to preserve Jewish identity while embracing universal values, making it an especially popular choice among secular and traditional families alike.

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In Kabbalah, the name Natalie represents the principle of renewal and spiritual birth. The name expresses the idea of "birthday" not only in the physical sense but also in the spiritual sense - a moment of awakening and illumination. It symbolizes the ability to begin anew, to renew oneself and be reborn on a soul level, and represents a connection to the multicultural and universal dimension of spirituality.

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Natalie Portman - Israeli-American award-winning actress, Oscar winner | Natalie Dadon - Popular Israeli singer | Natalie Atiya - Israeli singer | Natalie Rappaport - Israeli actress | Natalie Wood - Legendary American actress

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