Nathan (surname)

Nathan (Hebrew " he has given " ) is a shortened form of the masculine name Nathanael. With the addition of El, the name means " God has given ".

Nathan ( Natan ) was the Old Testament prophet in the Bible, King David 's adultery (2 Samuel 11) by means of a story made ​​clear (2 Samuel 12; Psalm 51).

Nathanja ( Natanja ) is a female first name from the Hebrew with the ingredients Nathan " has given " and yes, short form of Yahweh ( cf. Isaiah ). Nathanja means analogous to Nathanael, " God has given ".

The same meaning of the Greek name Theodor ( Θεόδωρος ) and Dorothea, composed of θεός theos "god" and δώρον doron " gift."

A common English short form is Nate.

Bearers of the name

  • Nathan ( prophet ), biblical prophet, King David 's adultery accused (2 Samuel 12)
  • Nathan ( son of David ), one of the sons of King David and ancestor of Jesus of Nazareth

First name

  • Nathan Asch (1902-1964), Polish- American writer
  • Nathan Beauregard (1887/1896-1970), American blues guitarist and singer
  • Nathan Fillion (born 1971 ), Canadian actor
  • Nathan of Gaza ( Nathan Benjamin ben Elisha ha -Levi Ghazzati; 1643-1680 ), philosopher of religion
  • Nathan Hale (1755-1776), American spy
  • Nathan ben Jehiel (around 1020-1106 ), Italian scholar and lexicographer
  • Nathan Kress (* 1992), American actor
  • Nathan Lane ( born 1956 ), American actor
  • Nathan Soderblom (1866-1931), Swedish theologian and clergyman, Archbishop of Uppsala
  • Nathan Stubblefield (1860-1928), American farmer and inventor
  • Nathan Sykes (* 1993), English singer
  • Nathan Tyson ( b. 1982 ), English footballer
  • Nathan Pedreira, known as Nate57 (* 1990), German - Angolan rapper

Family name

  • Abie Nathan (1927-2008), an Israeli pilot and peace activist
  • Alfred Nathan ( philanthropist ) ( 1870-1922 ), German lawyer and philanthropist
  • Alfred Nathan, maiden name of Peter Pan ( comedian ) ( 1909-1976 ), German cabaret artist
  • Alfred Nathan (Producer), German film producer
  • Carl Nathan (1891-1980), German -Swiss banker and watch collectors
  • Carl F. Nathan ( born 1946 ), American physician, microbiologist and immunologist
  • David Nathan (born 1971 ), German voice actor and actor
  • Debbie Nathan ( born 1950 ), American journalist and author
  • Ernesto Nathan (1845-1921), Italian politician
  • Fritz Nathan (architect ) ( 1891-1960 ), German architect
  • Fritz Nathan ( art dealer ) ( 1895-1972 ), German -Swiss gallery owner and art dealer
  • George Jean Nathan (1882-1958), American theater critic, writer and editor
  • Hans Nathan (1900-1971), German jurist
  • Helene Nathan (1885-1940), German librarian
  • Jacques Nathan - Garamond (1910-2001), French graphic artist and painter
  • Joseph Nathan Martin (1867-1947), German clergyman, Auxiliary Bishop of Olomouc
  • Le Shundra Nathan ( born 1968 ), American heptathlete
  • Matthew Nathan (1862-1939), British army officer and colonial administrator
  • Melissa Nathan (1968-2006), British writer
  • Otto Nathan (1893-1987), German -American economist
  • Paul Nathan (1857-1927), German social policy
  • Piotr Nathan (Piotr Nathan Sobieralski; b. 1956 ), Polish - German artist
  • Sascha Nathan ( b. 1977 ), German theater actor
  • Sellapan Rama Nathan (* 1924), Singaporean politician, see Sellapan Ramanathan
  • Syd Nathan (1904-1968), American music producer
  • Tobie Nathan ( b. 1948 ), French psychologist, university professor, diplomat and writer
  • Waka Nathan ( born 1940 ), New Zealand rugby union player

Natan

  • Asher Ben Natan - ( b. 1921 ), Israeli diplomat
  • Bernard Natan (1886-1942), French film director
  • Dror Bar - Natan (born 1966 ), Israeli- American mathematician
  • Eden Natan Zada, (1986-2005), Israeli assassin
  • Heinz Alex Natan (1906-1971), German journalist, writer and athlete

Art figure

  • Nathan the Wise, dramatic work of the Enlightenment by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
  • Male first name
  • Short form ( first name )
  • Family name
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