Origin and Meaning of Tatiana
Meaning & Origin
Fairy Queen
Origin: Latin - Derived from the Roman family name Tatius, which is often associated with a legendary king of the Sabines.
Interesting Facts
- Tatiana is celebrated on January 12th in Slavic countries, where it is associated with a feast day for Saint Tatiana.
- In Russia, Tatiana is a very popular name and has been used extensively in literature and the arts.
- Notable bearers include Tatiana, the heroine of Alexander Pushkin's poem 'Eugene Onegin', and Tatiana Maslany, a Canadian actress known for her role in 'Orphan Black'.
- Tatiana saw its peak popularity in various countries around the late 20th century and remains a fashionable choice for parents today.
- Related names and variations include Tatyana (Russian), Tania, and Tatjana (Serbian).