Matilde

  • Origin
    German
  • Meaning
    mighty in battle, strength in battle
  • Variations
    Matilda, Mathilde, Mathilda
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  • Strong consonants bookending soft vowels give Matilde a distinctive architectural quality that appeals to parents with sophisticated tastes. This three-syllable name carries centuries of European heritage while feeling remarkably fresh in contemporary settings. The name suggests intelligence and capability, characteristics that serve well throughout life's challenges and achievements. Matilde offers excellent nickname potential—Tilly, Mattie, Tilda—each bringing its own personality while maintaining connection to the formal name. Its spelling variations exist across cultures, but this particular form balances international recognition with clear pronunciation. The name works exceptionally well for families appreciating vintage revival trends without wanting overly popular choices. Matilde transitions seamlessly from playground to boardroom, never limiting its bearer to a particular age or context. Parents drawn to names with substance and character, names that feel like they belong to someone with stories to tell, will find Matilde particularly satisfying.
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