Matteus

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Gender Masculine
Usage Swedish, Norwegian
Pronounced Pron. maht-TEH-uys
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Meaning & History

Swedish and Norwegian form of MATTHEW, used to refer to the evangelist and apostle also known as Levi.

Related Names

VariantsMatheo(Swedish) Matheo(Norwegian)
Feminine FormMathea(Norwegian)
Other Languages & CulturesMatevos(Armenian) Matia(Basque) Mattaniah, Matthew, Mattithiah, Matthias(Biblical) Matthaios, Matthias(Biblical Greek) Mattanyahu, Mattithyahu, Mattityahu(Biblical Hebrew) Mattheus, Matthias(Biblical Latin) Matey(Bulgarian) Mateu(Catalan) Matej, Mateo, Mate, Matija, Matko, Mato(Croatian) Matouš, Matěj, Matyáš(Czech) Mads, Mathias, Matthias(Danish) Mathijs, Matthias, Matthijs, Thijs, Ties(Dutch) Matthew, Mat, Mathew, Matt, Mattie, Matty(English) Matti, Matias(Finnish) Matéo, Mathéo, Mathieu, Mattéo, Matthieu, Mathias, Mathis, Mathys, Matthias(French) Mate(Georgian) Matthäus, Mathias, Mathis, Matthias, Mattias(German) Matthaios(Greek) Makaio(Hawaiian) Mattityahu(Hebrew) Máté, Mátyás(Hungarian) Maitiú(Irish) Matteo, Mattia(Italian) Matīss(Latvian) Matas, Motiejus(Lithuanian) Matej(Macedonian) Mateusz, Maciej(Polish) Mateus, Matias(Portuguese) Matheus(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Matei(Romanian) Matfey, Matvei, Matvey, Motya(Russian) Mateja, Matija(Serbian) Matúš, Matej(Slovak) Matej, Matevž, Matic, Matija, Matjaž, Tjaž(Slovene) Mateo, Matías(Spanish)
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