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The name Tatyana is of Russian origin and is derived from the name Tatiana. The name is believed to have been derived from the Roman family name Tatius, which was a Sabine family name.

In Russian, the name Tatyana means "fairy queen." It is a feminine name that has been popular in Russia for centuries. The name is associated with a number of well-known figures in Russian history and literature, including Tatiana Larina from Alexander Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin" and Tatiana Romanova, a Bond girl from the film "From Russia with Love."

People named Tatyana are believed to be creative and artistic, with a strong sense of independence and a passion for life. They are also known for their charming and magnetic personalities, as well as their ability to inspire others. The name Tatyana is often shortened to Tanya or Tatia, both of which can be used as affectionate nicknames.

The name Tatyana is popular in Russia and other Russian-speaking countries, as well as in Ukraine, Belarus, and Bulgaria.

If you're looking for names similar to Tatyana, you may prefer names that share sounds, origins, or meanings. Explore some options below:

• Tatiana: This spelling variation is a popular alternative to Tatyana, and maintains the same Russian origin and meaning (i.e. "fairy queen").
• Tatienne: Another similar name that shares similar sounds and origins, though it may be less common or well-known.
• Tania: A shortened version of Tatyana, Tania shares much of the same sound and feel as the longer name.
• Tiana: This name shares the first few letters with Tatyana and also has shared meanings (e.g. "fairy queen" or "princess").
• Titania: Another alternative that includes the "t" and "a" sounds of Tatyana, Titania is a literary name from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream often associated with fairies and magic.
• Ariana: While not directly related to Tatyana, Ariana shares similar sounds and also means "very holy" or "most holy".
• Katerina: A name of Greek origin meaning "pure", Katerina shares similar sounds and several letters with Tatyana.