Matilde

The name Matilde (the Latvian variant is Matilde) comes from the ancient Germanic language and consists of two elements: "maht" (or "math"), which means "strength" or "power," and "hild," which translates as "battle" or "war."

Thus, the full meaning of the name can be interpreted as "mighty in battle" or "strong warrior woman." The name reflects strength of character and the ability to overcome difficulties, both in a literal and metaphorical sense.

Matilde is a woman with a strong and determined character. She can be goal-oriented and unafraid to fight for her interests. Possessing a high degree of independence and self-confidence, she is capable of handling challenges and overcoming difficulties.

Bearers of the name often exhibit resilience and wisdom in difficult situations, defending both their own and others' interests. Matilde can also be a person who supports others in their struggles and serves as a symbol of hope and strength.