Nadal is a popular given name of Spanish origin, derived from the ancient Hispanic name 'Nadalich', which was once widespread in Aragon and Catalonia regions during the Middle Ages. The name Nadal means 'to celebrate Christmas' or 'feast day'. It gained prominence through the legendary figure Saint Nicholas of Bari, also known as Santa Claus or Father Christmas, whose feast day falls on December 6th. In Spanish-speaking countries, Nadal is often associated with joyous celebrations and gatherings during the Christmas season.
"The name Nadal has seen a varied number of births over the years, with a notable spike in 2019."