Natan is a masculine name with Hebrew roots, meaning "he gave" or "God has given. " It is the Hebrew and Polish form of the English, and French name Nathan. The name Nathan is mentioned in the Old Testament as a prophet during King David’s reign. Over time, the name Natan has gained popularity among Christians since the Protestant Reformation. Its simplicity and biblical significance make it an approachable and meaningful name. The name has been used by various cultural and linguistic communities, including Spanish (Neizan), Yiddish (Nosson), and English (Nate, Nat).
