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The name Tatiana is of Russian origin, derived from the Roman name Tatius. It means "fairy queen" or "princess." In Russian folklore, Tatiana is known as the queen of the fairies, protected by her loyal army of elves and gnomes. The name was also popularized by the Russian Orthodox Church. Saint Tatiana was a Christian martyr who was executed for her faith in the 3rd century AD.

Tatiana is a name that is well-loved in many cultures. It has been used in literature and film, including Pushkin's play "Eugene Onegin" and the ballet "Sleeping Beauty." Tatiana is also a popular name among Orthodox Christians, who celebrate a feast day in honor of Saint Tatiana every year on January 12th.

In recent years, the name has become increasingly popular in Western countries, particularly in the United States. It is often associated with strong and independent women, as well as those who have a creative or artistic flair.

The name Tatiana is most popular in Russia and other Slavic countries, as well as in Spanish-speaking countries.

If you're drawn to the name Tatiana but want to explore other options with a similar feel, here are a few names to consider:

• Juliana
• Ariana
• Viviana
• Lilliana
• Emilia
• Eliana
• Adriana
• Nathalia
• Valentina
• Sabrina
• Mariana
• Gabriela
• Carolina
• Evangeline
• Angelina