Tatyana (Татья́на) is the Russian-spelling variant of Tatiana — from the Latin *Tatianus*, the feminine of *Tatius* (Titus Tatius was a Sabine king and co-ruler of Rome with Romulus, c. 750 BCE). **Tatyana Ali (born 1979)** — **American actress and singer; played Ashley Banks on NBC's *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air* (1990-1996) at ages 10-16; her 1998 debut single "Daydreamin'" reached #6 on the Billboard Hot 100; *Kiss the Sky* album sold 750,000 copies**. **Tatyana McFadden (born 1989)** — **American Paralympic wheelchair athlete; 20 Paralympic medals (7 gold) across five Paralympic Games (2004-2020); the only person ever to win the Boston, London, Chicago, and New York marathons in the same year (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) — completing the "Grand Slam" of wheelchair marathoning four years in a row**. **Born in St. Petersburg, Russia with spina bifida; adopted from a Russian orphanage at age 6**. **Tatyana Tolstaya** — Russian author. **"Tatyana" is the heroine of Pushkin's *Eugene Onegin* (1825)**.
Featured throughout 1990s American TV and Paralympic athletics.
Tatyana reduces to three — the number of Eugene Onegin.