What is the origin of the name Nitalia?

Nitalia is a name of Latin and Spanish origin. It is often classified as a royal & classic, biblical name.

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Q: What does the name Nitalia mean?

Nitalia means "Nitalia is likely a variant of Natalia, from Latin natalis, meaning "birthday" or "birth," especially Christ's birth.".

Nitalia is likely a variant of Natalia, from Latin natalis, meaning "birthday" or "birth," especially Christ's birth.

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