Natasha is a Russian name.
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Natasha
//nəˈtɑʃə//
Synonyms for "natasha"
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Translations
25 translations across 24 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- نَاتَاشَا name (female given name)
Armenian
1 entries- Նատաշա name (female given name)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 娜塔莎 name (female given name)
Czech
1 entries- Nataša name (female given name)
Danish
1 entries- Natasja name (female given name)
Esperanto
1 entries- Nataŝa name (female given name)
French
1 entries- Natacha name (female given name)
Georgian
1 entries- ნატაშა name (female given name)
German
1 entries- Natascha name (female given name)
Greek
1 entries- Νατάσα name (female given name)
Gujarati
1 entries- નતાશા name (female given name)
Hindi
1 entries- नताशा name (female given name)
Hungarian
1 entries- Natasa name (female given name)
Japanese
1 entries- ナターシャ name (female given name)
Korean
1 entries- 나타샤 name (female given name)
Persian
1 entries- ناتاشا name (female given name)
Polish
1 entries- Natasza name (female given name)
Portuguese
2 entries- Natacha name (female given name)
- Natasha name (female given name)
Russian
1 entries- Ната́ша name (female given name)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- Nataša name (female given name)
Slovene
1 entries- Natáša name (female given name)
Thai
1 entries- นาตาชา name (female given name)
Turkish
1 entries- Nataşa name (female given name)
Ukrainian
1 entries- Наташа name (female given name)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
I love Natasha.
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Natasha was born in Russia, but she doesn’t speak Russian.
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The most lopsided Grand Slam final in tennis history was the 1988 French Open final, when Steffi Graf of FRG pummeled Natasha Zvereva of USSR 6-0, 6-0. The entire match lasted merely 34 minutes.
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