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Matilda is a beautiful and ancient feminine name of Germanic origin, composed of two elements: 'maht' meaning 'strength' or 'might', and 'hild' meaning 'battle' or 'war'. The full meaning of the name is 'mighty in battle' or 'strength in war', reflecting a concept of a strong, courageous woman with great determination. The name spread throughout Europe during the Middle Ages and became particularly popular among noble and royal families, with many women bearing this name becoming known for their strength and influence on the society and politics of their time. In Jewish culture, the name Matilda was adopted primarily by Jewish communities in Western and Central Europe, especially in Germany, the Netherlands, and England, beginning in the 12th century onwards. Many Jews chose local names that were accepted in the surrounding society while maintaining their unique Jewish identity. Matilda became a beloved name among distinguished Jewish families, often serving as a secular name alongside a traditional Hebrew name. The name carries with it a sense of nobility, strength of character, and family stability-values that were particularly important in Jewish diaspora communities. In the modern era, Matilda has experienced a fascinating revival, especially following popular cultural works such as Roald Dahl's book and film 'Matilda', which present a character of a brilliant, independent girl with special powers. Today, the name conveys a unique combination of classicism and modernity, strength and gentleness, and is chosen by parents who appreciate names with rich history and deep meaning. In Israel, the name sounds exotic and special, particularly suitable for families with international backgrounds or those wishing to give their daughter a name that bridges different traditions. Matilda is a name that gives its bearer a sense of uniqueness, inner strength, and the ability to face life's challenges with confidence and pride.

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Matilda | Mathilda | Mathilde | Tilda | Tillie

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In Kabbalah, the name Matilda carries an energy of courage and spiritual strength. The letters M-T-I-L-D-H represent a path of spiritual development from inner strength, where the letter 'M' symbolizes kingship and leadership, the 'T' represents beauty and truth, and the 'H' at the end brings divine inspiration. The name gives its bearer the ability to combine external strength with internal gentleness.

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Matilda Kshesinskaya - famous Russian ballerina | Matilda De Angelis - Italian actress | Tilda Swinton - renowned British actress (derived from Matilda)

מטילדה | מתילדה | הילדה | מתיה | מתנה

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