Natt as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Natt

What is the meaning of the name Natt ?

The baby name Natt is a Unisex name , 1 syllables long and is pronounced Natt — /næt/ (rhymes with "cat").

Natt is in Origin.

Natt is a modern spelling variant of Nat, the traditional English short form of Nathaniel or Nathan. These derive from Hebrew Netan'el and Natan, built on the root n-t-n "to give," yielding meanings such as "God has given" or simply "gift." In occasional use as a nickname for Natalie or Natasha, Natt can be unisex, though it remains more often masculine. As a given name, Nat flourished in the 18th-20th centuries; the double-t Natt appears sporadically in records and also as an English surname.

Variants and related forms include Nat, Nate, Natty/Nattie, and the full forms Nathaniel, Nathanael, and Nathan; feminine counterparts include Natalie, Natalia, and Natasha. International equivalents are Natan (Hebrew/Polish), Nathanaël (French), and Natanael (Scandinavian/Spanish). Contemporary parents may choose Natt for its clipped, minimalist style and to distinguish it from the common "Nate." In Scandinavian languages, natt means "night," an unrelated word that sometimes adds a nocturnal resonance.