The name Tanya is a Russian diminutive of Tatiana, which originated from Saint Tatiana, a 3rd century martyr who was persecuted for her Christian beliefs. Tatiana became popular in Russia and Eastern European nations. The name Tatiana is derived from an old Roman family name Tatius, which is believed to be derived from an obsolete Sabine word with unknown meaning. The number seven personality is associated with the name Tanya, characterized by a deep sense of spirituality, mysticism, and a desire to understand human nature and the mysteries of life. Tanya was a popular name in the United States, peaking in popularity in 1974, but fell off the charts in 2009. The name Tanya has also been associated with various different versions such as Tonya, LaTanya, Tania, Tanika, etc. The decline in popularity of Tanya may be attributed to negative associations with figure skater Tonya Harding following her involvement in an attack on her competitor in 1994. Notable people with the name Tanya include Tanya Huff, Tanya Donelly, Tanya Tucker, Tanya Stephens, Tanya Roberts, Tanya Chua, and Tonya Harding.
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