Nasya

Meaning of Nasya

Nasya is a bright, melodic name rooted in Hebrew—often celebrated as “miracle of God”—and given a playful Russian twist as a diminutive of Anastasia. Pronounced NAH-see-uh in English and NAH-syah in Russian, it feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. Across the US, its popularity has climbed steadily: from just a handful of babies a decade ago to 124 in 2024 (ranked 826th), proof that parents are drawn to its gentle strength. Nasya sparkles like the first light of dawn, promising the kind of warmth and wonder a daughter brings into any home—and, let’s face it, she might have her own fan club by preschool. For families craving a modern classic with heart, Nasya is a name that resonates from first giggle to graduation day.