Matilda

  • Origin
    German
  • Meaning
    Matilda means "mighty in battle" or "strength in battle." It represents a woman who possesses inner strength, determination, and resilience.
  • Variations
    Mathilda, Mathilde, Matilde, Tilda
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  • Derived from the Germanic name "Mahthildis," Matilda has a rich history and a powerful meaning. This name has deep roots, symbolizing strength in battle and might. Matilda has long been associated with women who possess inner resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit. Matilda has variations such as Mathilda, Mathilde, Matilde, and Tilda, offering diverse options while maintaining the name's essence. Common nicknames for Matilda include Tilly, Mattie, Tillie, and Milly, adding a touch of familiarity and endearment. Throughout history, many remarkable women have borne the name Matilda. From queens and philanthropists to artists and activists, Matildas have left an indelible mark on the world. Fictional characters like Matilda Wormwood and Matilda Honey have captured our imaginations, embodying intelligence, courage, and resilience. Choosing the name Matilda for your baby girl not only gives her a unique and meaningful identity but also connects her to a legacy of strong women. Matilda is a name that exudes power and inspires those around her. Let your little Matilda shine brightly, embracing her inner strength and conquering any battles that come her way.
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