Yonatan is a male name of Hebrew origin, meaning "God Has Given. " It is the Hebrew form of the name Jonathan, which is derived from the roots "Yahweh" and "natan, " meaning "to give. " The name has significant historical and biblical roots, as Yonatan was the son of King Saul and a close friend of King David. Over time, the name has been adapted into various languages and cultures, maintaining its timeless appeal. Yonatan has been used in U. Births, although specific ranking data may not be available and has not been ranked in U. Births, indicating its relatively low popularity in recent years. However, it has seen fluctuations in popularity, reaching its peak in 2005 when it was given to 100 in every million babies.
