Matilde

Meaning mighty in battle, strength in battle
Origin German
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 7
Syllables 3
Syllabification Ma-til-de

About Matilde

The name Matilde carries a rich history and a powerful meaning, making it a wonderful choice for parents seeking a name that embodies strength and resilience. With its Germanic roots, Matilde is derived from the words "maht" and "hild," signifying "might" and "battle." This name paints a portrait of a woman who approaches life's challenges with unwavering courage and determination.

Matilde is a name that transcends time and culture, with variations like Matilda and Mathilde echoing across different languages. Its versatility allows for endearing nicknames such as Mattie, Tilly, and Millie, providing a sense of familiarity and warmth.

Throughout history, notable women bearing the name Matilde have made their mark in various fields, from aviation and literature to science and leadership. In the realm of fiction, Matilde characters have captured hearts with their stories of perseverance and triumph.

Choosing Matilde for your baby girl not only connects her to a legacy of strength but also sets the stage for a life filled with the resolve to overcome any obstacle. It's a name that encapsulates the spirit of a warrior and the grace of a leader, making Matilde a timeless and meaningful choice for parents celebrating the birth of their daughter.

Variations of Name Matilde

Matilda
Mathilde
Mathilda

Nicknames for Matilde

Mati
Tilly
Tilde
Mattie
Matilde

Famous People Named Matilde

Matilde MoisantAmerican aviator
Matilde CamusSpanish poet
Matilde Hidalgo de ProcelEcuadorian physician and suffragist
Matilde di CanossaMedieval ruler
Matilde KralCzech painter
Matilde UrrutiaChilean singer and writer, Pablo Neruda's wife
Matilde GattoniItalian photographer
Matilde MourinhoDaughter of football manager José Mourinho
Matilde MastrangiBrazilian actress
Matilde CerrutiItalian mathematician and physicist
Matilde PezzottaItalian fashion model
Matilde Mourinho FelixPortuguese soccer coach José Mourinho's daughter
Matilde FariaPortuguese architect and wife of politician José Sócrates
Matilde BorromeoItalian noblewoman
Matilde AlcázarPeruvian actress
Matilde CanoSpanish fashion designer
Matilde BrandiItalian dancer and television personality
Matilde SeraoItalian author and journalist
Matilde Hidalgo NavarroSpanish lawyer and feminist
Matilde Muñoz SampedroSpanish actress

Characters Named Matilde

Matilde WormwoodRoald Dahl's novel "Matilda"
Matilde MontoyaCharacter from the Mexican telenovela "La Madrastra"
Matilde NardinCharacter in the Italian TV series "Carabinieri"
Matilde EspinosaCharacter in the Spanish TV series "Los hombres de Paco"
Matilde MartinezCharacter in the Brazilian telenovela "Amor de Mãe"
Matilde AlcázarCharacter in the Peruvian telenovela "Isabella, mujer enamorada"
Matilde SolisCharacter in the Argentine telenovela "Culpable de este amor"
Matilde ReyCharacter in the Spanish TV series "Matadero"
Matilde BraunCharacter in the Chilean telenovela "Pituca sin lucas"
Matilde Santa CruzCharacter in the Chilean TV series "La Chúcara"
Matilde RoaCharacter in the Argentine telenovela "El Rostro de la Venganza"
Matilde SandovalCharacter in the Mexican telenovela "La que no podía amar"
Matilde JorqueraCharacter in the Chilean TV series "Pobre Gallo"
Matilde BravoCharacter in the Argentine telenovela "Valientes"
Matilde LandetaCharacter in the Mexican telenovela "Mentir para vivir"
Matilde "Matu" RegaladoCharacter in the Argentine TV series "Violetta"
Matilde Fuentes GuerraCharacter in the Mexican telenovela "Cuna de lobos"
Matilde RíosCharacter in the Mexican telenovela "Muchacha italiana viene a casarse"
Matilde AcevedoCharacter in the Chilean TV series "Pacto de sangre"
Matilde ArroyoCharacter in the Mexican telenovela "Fuego en la sangre"