Tanya, of Russian and Greek origin, is a melodic and distinctive female given name that has gained popularity worldwide. Derived from the Russian word "Таня", which itself comes from "Татьяна" (Tatiana), Tanya means "arrival". In Greek, it translates to "reaper" or "harvester". This enchanting name has been embraced by various cultures and countries over time, adding a touch of international charm to its bearers.
"The name Tanya experienced a notable rise in popularity between 1972 and 1974, with over 40 babies named Tanya born each year during this period. However, it seems the trend declined thereafter, with fewer than 20 births per year from 1976 onwards."