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Nathan

Nathan is a masculine given name and surname of Hebrew origin, derived from the name of a biblical prophet. It may also refer to:
  • [[Name#Nathan|Nathan (name)]], including etymology and usage as a given name or surname
  • [[Biblical figures#Nathan the prophet|Nathan the prophet]], an advisor to King David in the Hebrew Bible
  • [[Biblical figures#Nathan, son of David|Nathan, son of David]], a son of King David
  • [[Notable people#Entertainers|Notable people named Nathan]], including entertainers, athletes, and historical figures
  • [[Other uses#Places|Places named Nathan]]
  • [[Other uses#Fictional characters|Fictional characters named Nathan]]
  • [[Other uses#Brands and media|Brands and media named Nathan]]

Name

Etymology

The name Nathan derives from the Hebrew נָתָן (Naṯan), which means "he gave," stemming from the verb nāṯan meaning "to give." This etymological root emphasizes themes of bestowal or divine gifting, reflected in related Hebrew names like Mattan ("gift"). The name first appears as a personal name in the (), where it is borne by figures in ancient Israelite society, such as the Nathan who served as an advisor to King David. Across languages, Nathan exhibits variations in spelling and pronunciation while retaining its Hebrew origins. In , it is typically rendered as ; in , it is ; in , Nosson; and in , Neizan. Other forms include Nátán in and Natanael in and contexts. In English-speaking countries, Nathan evolved into a common following the Protestant in the , gaining widespread use by the through biblical influence and the popularity of names among Puritan communities.

As a given name

Nathan is a masculine of Hebrew origin, derived from נָתָן (Naṯan), meaning "he gave," and commonly interpreted as symbolizing a "gift from ." This etymological root has contributed to its adoption across Jewish, Christian, and secular naming practices, where it evokes themes of divine benevolence and provision, drawing from its prominence in the . In Jewish tradition, it honors biblical figures like the prophet Nathan, while in Christian contexts, it appears in English and as a name denoting and . Secular usage has grown independently, appealing to parents seeking timeless, strong-sounding names without explicit religious connotations. The name's popularity surged in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, particularly in English-speaking countries. , Nathan ranked in the top 30 boys' names during the and according to data, with 134,854 occurrences in the alone, placing it at #26 for that decade. It has since stabilized in the top 100, holding the #62 position in 2024. Common diminutives such as Nate and have also gained traction, often used independently as given names. Globally, Nathan exhibits variations reflecting linguistic and cultural adaptations. In , the form is prevalent among Hebrew speakers, maintaining close ties to its biblical heritage. The standard Nathan persists in and English contexts, influenced by scriptural usage. In the , the name experienced a resurgence in the , newly entering the top 100 boys' names in 2024 per records. has seen similar enduring appeal, with Nathan ranking #89 in in 2020 and #100 in 2024. In naming practices, Nathan carries cultural significance as an of wisdom and heroism in literature and media. Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's 1779 play portrays its protagonist as a benevolent Jewish embodying and sagacity during the , influencing perceptions of the name as a symbol of moral insight. Modern media reinforces this through characters like the adventurous archaeologist in the video game series, who exemplifies resourceful heroism. These representations highlight Nathan's role in evoking ideals of generosity, intellect, and bravery across diverse narratives.

As a surname

Nathan as a surname is primarily of Jewish origin, derived from the Hebrew personal name , meaning "he gave" or "gift," and was adopted as a hereditary among in medieval Europe where the was common within Jewish communities. The surname shares the same Hebrew root as the Nathan, reflecting its development. The surname is most prevalent in Jewish populations, particularly in the United States, , and , with significant growth in usage among English-speaking countries during the 19th and 20th centuries due to . Anglicized variants such as Nathans emerged in these regions as adaptations for integration. Notable individuals bearing the surname include Abie Nathan (1927–2008), an Israeli peace activist and former pilot who founded the offshore radio station in 1973 to promote reconciliation. Another is David Nathan (1816–1886), a pioneering Jewish settler in , who served as a merchant, auctioneer, and member of the first Borough Council, contributing to early colonial commerce and community leadership.

Biblical figures

Nathan the prophet

Nathan the prophet was a prominent figure in the , serving as a court prophet and advisor to King David during the establishment of the Israelite in the 10th century BCE. His name, derived from the Hebrew "Natan" meaning "he gave," may symbolize the divine gifts of he conveyed. As a truthful intermediary between God and the king, Nathan provided moral and political guidance, embodying the role of a prophet who spoke truth to power without fear. One of Nathan's most significant contributions was delivering God's to , promising an eternal for his house despite denying David's initial plan to build the . In 2 Samuel 7, Nathan first affirms David's desire to construct a permanent for the but receives a divine that night, instructing him to inform David that God would instead establish David's forever through his offspring, who would build the . This Davidic , as conveyed by Nathan, became a foundational promise in , emphasizing God's faithfulness to Israel's leadership. Nathan's role as a confrontational figure is vividly illustrated in his rebuke of following the king's adultery with and the orchestrated murder of her husband, . In 2 Samuel 12, Nathan approaches with a about a rich man who steals a poor man's beloved ewe lamb to prepare a meal for a guest, prompting to condemn the act before realizing it mirrors his own sin. Nathan declares, "You are the man," and pronounces God's judgment, including the death of the child born from the affair, while foretelling ongoing turmoil in 's house. This encounter leads to 's repentance and is traditionally linked to Psalm 51. Later in David's reign, Nathan played a crucial part in securing the succession of Solomon as , countering the ambitions of David's elder son . In 1 Kings 1, as David weakens, Nathan collaborates with to remind the king of his earlier promise to make Solomon his heir; he then joins the priest to anoint Solomon at the , solidifying the transition and averting civil strife. This intervention underscores Nathan's enduring influence as a stabilizer of the during a pivotal of Israelite history. In Jewish and Christian traditions, Nathan is revered as a model of prophetic integrity and divine service.

Nathan, son of David

Nathan, son of David, was one of the sons born to King David and Bathsheba (also called Bath-shua) in Jerusalem, following the death of their first child. He is listed among David's children in the Hebrew Bible, specifically as the third son born in Jerusalem, after Shammua (or Shimea) and Shobab, and before his younger brother Solomon. These genealogical records emphasize the expansion of David's royal household in the capital after his conquest of the city. As a member of the , Nathan held significance in biblical but did not ascend to the , unlike his brother , who succeeded as king. Nathan's immediate family included his mother and his full siblings Shammua, Shobab, and Solomon, all born after the reconciliation of and following their controversial union. His birth represents the restoration and growth of David's family in , post the adultery scandal and the loss of their firstborn son, symbolizing divine mercy and the continuation of the line. In the , Nathan appears in the Christ as traced in the Gospel of Luke, where he is identified as an ancestor in the lineage from to , specifically "the son of David" in the backward chain leading to Nathan's descendant Neri. This genealogy diverges from Matthew's by following David's descent through Nathan rather than , highlighting an alternative branch of the Davidic messianic line presumed to connect to through his mother . Unlike his more prominent brothers, Nathan features in no major narrative events or stories in the biblical texts, serving primarily as a link in the royal and messianic pedigrees.

Notable people

Entertainers

(born March 27, 1971) is a Canadian-American best known for his leading roles as Captain Malcolm Reynolds in the series (2002–2003) and the film Serenity (2005), mystery novelist in the (2009–2016), and police officer John Nolan in the action series The Rookie (2018–present). Born in , , , Fillion began his career in soap operas like before gaining prominence in genre television, earning a for his charismatic portrayals of witty, heroic characters. Nathan Lane (born February 3, 1956) is an and singer renowned for his work in theater and , including his Award-winning performance as Max Bialystock in the musical The Producers (2001), which he reprised in the 2005 film adaptation. He provided the voice of the wisecracking Timon in Disney's animated film (1994) and its subsequent production (1997–present), contributing to the franchise's global success with his comedic timing and vocal versatility. Lane, originally named , has received multiple and Drama Desk Awards for his stage work, often specializing in flamboyant, humorous roles across film, television, and musical theater. Nathan Kress (born November 18, 1992) is an American actor who rose to fame portraying tech-savvy Freddie Benson in the teen sitcom (2007–2012), a role he reprised in the 2021 Paramount+ revival. Starting as a at age three, Kress transitioned to acting with guest spots on shows like before established him as a key figure in early youth entertainment, where his character's reliability and gadget expertise became central to the series' appeal. He has since appeared in films such as Into the Storm (2014) and directed episodes of , continuing to work in family-oriented media. Nathan Followill (born June 26, 1979) is an American musician serving as the drummer for the rock band , which he co-founded in 1999 with his brothers and Followill, and their cousin Matthew Followill. Born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Followill's driving rhythms have underpinned the band's evolution from roots on albums like (2003) to arena anthems on (2008), from which the single "Use Somebody" won multiple Grammys including . His contributions helped sell over 20 million albums worldwide, blending raw energy with polished production in live performances and recordings.

Athletes

Nathan Adrian (born December 7, 1988) is an competitive swimmer specializing in events. He achieved significant success at the Olympics, earning eight medals across three Games, including five golds. Adrian won gold in the 4×100 m at the 2008 Olympics, followed by individual gold in the 100 m , along with golds in the 4×100 m and 4×100 m medley s at the 2012 , and another gold in the 4×100 m at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Nathan MacKinnon (born September 1, 1995) is a Canadian center for the of the National Hockey League (NHL). He played a pivotal role in the Avalanche's 2022 victory, leading the playoffs with 13 goals and contributing to the team's first championship since 2001. In the 2023–24 season, MacKinnon recorded a career-high 140 points (51 goals and 89 assists), earning him the as the NHL's most valuable player and the as the most outstanding player as voted by the players. Nathan Aké (born February 18, 1995) is a professional footballer who plays as a defender for Manchester City in the and the national team. Since joining Manchester City in August 2020, Aké has been part of four consecutive title-winning squads in the 2020–21, 2021–22, 2022–23, and 2023–24 seasons, contributing defensively to their domestic dominance. Internationally, he has represented the since 2017, starting all five matches at the where the team reached the quarter-finals. Nathan Cleary (born November 14, 1997) is an professional halfback for the in the (NRL). He has been instrumental in the Panthers' historic four consecutive NRL premierships from 2021 to 2024, earning the as in both 2021 and 2023. Cleary's playmaking and goal-kicking have been central to the team's success, including setting up key tries and conversions in championship deciders. Nathan Chen (born May 5, 1999) is an American figure skater recognized for his athletic artistry and technical innovation, highlighted by his in the men's singles at the 2022 Olympics, where he set a short world record of 113.97 points. A three-time World Champion (2018, 2019, 2021), Chen, born in , , to immigrant parents, has captivated audiences with routines featuring up to five quadruple jumps, earning him acclaim as a performer who elevates figure skating's entertainment value through expressive and precision. His team event contributions include a gold in 2022 and a bronze in 2018, marking him as a trailblazing figure in the sport's performance domain.

Historical figures

Nathan Hale (June 6, 1755 – September 22, 1776) was an American soldier and spy during the , renowned for his patriotism and execution by British forces. Born in , Hale graduated from in 1775 and briefly taught school before enlisting in the Continental Army as a lieutenant. In September 1776, at age 21, he volunteered for a dangerous intelligence mission behind British lines in , disguising himself as a schoolmaster to gather information on troop movements. Captured on September 21 after a brief period of reconnaissance, Hale was interrogated and hanged the following day without trial, becoming one of the war's early martyrs. He is famously attributed with the , "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country," though historical accounts suggest this phrase may have been embellished or misremembered by witnesses. Hale's inspired later generations of Americans, symbolizing selfless devotion to independence, and his story was popularized in 19th-century literature and memorials. Nathan Bedford Forrest (July 13, 1821 – October 7, 1877) emerged as a formidable Confederate commander during the , noted for his innovative tactics despite lacking formal military training. Born into poverty in , Forrest built a fortune through slave trading, cotton planting, and by the 1850s, amassing wealth estimated at $1.5 million. Enlisting as a private in , he rapidly rose to by 1865, leading audacious raids that disrupted supply lines and earned him the moniker "Wizard of the Saddle." His forces were implicated in atrocities, including the 1864 Fort Pillow Massacre, where hundreds of surrendering Black soldiers were killed, an event that stained his legacy with accusations of war crimes. After the war, Forrest became the first of the in 1867, using the terrorist organization to suppress efforts and Black civil rights, though he publicly disavowed the group in 1869 and claimed it had disbanded. Forrest's military prowess influenced modern doctrine, but his post-war activities continue to provoke debate over his role in perpetuating racial violence. Abie Nathan (April 29, 1927 – August 27, 2008) was an Israeli peace activist, pilot, and broadcaster whose unconventional campaigns sought to foster Arab-Israeli reconciliation in the . Born Avraham Jacob Nathan in , to a Jewish family, he spent his youth in , , before serving as a in the Royal Air Force during and later volunteering for the in the 1948 War of Independence. In 1966, driven by a vision of direct dialogue, Nathan flew a single-engine solo from to in a peace gesture aimed at Egyptian President , though he was denied landing and arrested upon return to Israel for unauthorized contact with an enemy state. Undeterred, he founded the Voice of Peace, an offshore pirate radio station broadcasting anti-war messages, music, and calls for negotiation from a ship anchored 4.5 miles off 's coast starting in 1973; the station operated intermittently until 1993, reaching millions and featuring guests like . Nathan endured multiple imprisonments—totaling over four years—for violating Israel's prohibition on contact with the , including a 1980s that pressured authorities to ease restrictions. Later in life, he opened the Peace Gallery restaurant in as a venue for , embodying his lifelong commitment to nonviolent activism until health issues from a 1980 plane crash forced his retirement.

Other uses

Places

Nathan, Queensland, is a southern suburb of Brisbane in Australia, officially named on 1 August 1967 and developed primarily in the 1970s as a residential area. It was named after Sir Matthew Nathan, who served as from 1920 to 1926, reflecting a pattern of honoring colonial administrators in local place names. The suburb borders Toohey Forest Park, a 260-hectare natural reserve offering bushwalking trails and picnic areas, which enhances its appeal for residents seeking proximity to green spaces. In the , Nathan had a population of 1,085 people, with a median age of 28 years and a focus on family-oriented housing. Nathan is an unincorporated community in Pike County, Arkansas, United States, settled by families as early as the 1830s and formally established as a town in the early 1880s with a post office opening on 6 February 1885. Named after local resident Nathan Lee Jones, it historically centered on agriculture and timber industries, including cotton farming and logging operations by the Ozan Lumber Company in the early 1900s, which supported three general stores and two cotton gins by 1910. The community's population peaked around 1920 but declined sharply after the mid-1920s due to timber depletion and falling cotton prices, reaching about 25 residents by the late 1970s and remaining under 100 in recent decades. It features historical markers for landmarks such as Mount Zion Methodist Church (established 1868), Sweet Home Baptist Church (1881), and the former Academy School (built 1888, with a brick structure added in 1931). Nathan was a small unincorporated rural in Holmes Township, Menominee County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, established around 1903 along the Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad in a fertile farming district. Primarily agricultural, it supported about 50 residents at its early 20th-century peak, with basic amenities including a , , and blacksmith shop, located roughly 37 miles from city. The settlement has since become a former with no remaining structures, and its current population is sparse, estimated under 50 residents in the broader rural area.

Fictional characters

is the protagonist of the video game series, developed by and released between 2007 and 2016. Portrayed as a charismatic fortune hunter and treasure seeker, Drake embarks on high-stakes adventures across the globe, blending acrobatic combat, puzzle-solving, and exploration to uncover lost artifacts and historical secrets. His character evolves from a cocky opportunist in early titles like to a more reflective family man in later entries such as , reflecting themes of legacy and personal growth. In the television series , which aired from to 2012 on , serves as a central figure navigating the complexities of family, rivalry, and redemption. Initially depicted as an arrogant high school star and bully shaped by his domineering father Dan Scott, Nathan's arc transforms him into a devoted husband to Haley James and father to , emphasizing forgiveness and emotional vulnerability amid ongoing dramas in the fictional town of Tree Hill, . His journey highlights the impact of paternal expectations on personal development, making him a pivotal example of character evolution in teen drama. Big Nate, whose full name is Nathan Wright, is the eponymous lead in the comic strip created by , debuting in 1991 and continuing in syndication and adaptations. An 11-year-old sixth-grader at P.S. 38 elementary school in fictional James Polk, , Nate is portrayed as a spiky-haired, wisecracking with boundless energy and a flair for drawing his own , often landing in due to his mischievous pranks and overconfident schemes. Despite academic struggles and rivalries with classmates like Gina Hemphill-Todd, his optimistic self-view as a "genius" drives humorous escapades involving school life, family, and unrequited crushes, appealing to young readers through relatable middle-school chaos. Nathan the Wise is the title character in Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's 1779 verse play, set in 12th-century during the , advocating for amid interfaith tensions. As a prosperous Jewish , Nathan embodies ideals of reason and humanity, adopting the orphaned Christian Recha after a fire and using parables like the Ring Parable to illustrate the equality of , without favoring one faith. His wisdom and generosity, tested by trials including false accusations of and revelations of hidden familial ties, position him as a moral exemplar promoting unity over division in a divided society.

Brands and media

Nathan's Famous is an American fast-food chain specializing in all-beef hot dogs, founded in by immigrant as a hot dog stand on the boardwalk in , . Handwerker started the business with a $300 loan from friends and his wife's secret spice recipe for the , quickly gaining popularity among local workers and visitors for affordable, high-quality hot dogs. The brand is renowned for its origins, where the original location still operates, and has expanded to over 240 restaurants worldwide as of 2025, including company-owned and units across the and international markets in countries like , the , and . also hosts the annual on at the [Coney Island](/page/Coney Island) site, an event tracing its modern form to but legendary roots to the chain's early days, drawing global attention as a spectacle broadcast on . Nathan Sports is an outdoor gear brand established in 1985, specializing in performance-driven accessories for runners and athletes. produces hydration packs, vests, belts, handhelds, and bottles designed to enhance comfort and efficiency during long-distance activities, with a focus on innovative features like ergonomic designs and lightweight materials. Nathan Sports has become a staple in the running community, particularly for its hydration vests favored by participants in marathons, ultrarunning events, and trail races, helping athletes maintain without hindering movement. Acquired by United Sports Brands in 2015, the brand continues to innovate in running essentials, serving retailers and direct consumers through its emphasis on durability and athlete-tested functionality. Nathan AirChime, a division of Micro , Inc., manufactures air horns primarily for and applications, with production roots tracing back to the 1930s through its predecessor Airchime Industries. The company refined horns for use starting in 1953, introducing the iconic P-series and later K-series models known for their multi-chime configurations that produce the distinctive, powerful sounds associated with railroads. Acquired by Micro in the mid-2000s, Nathan AirChime supplies horns for freight, , and systems globally, including applications in North Class I railroads and networks, emphasizing high-decibel output for signaling. Its products, such as the K5HL model, have become synonymous with the classic horn , used extensively on diesel-electric engines for warning and communication.

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