Mathilde (en. Mathilde)

/ma.tild/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
A feminine given name attributed to individuals.
Mathilde is a childhood friend.
Mathilde est une amie d'enfance.
A historical or literary character.
Mathilde of Flanders was the wife of William the Conqueror.
Mathilde de Flandre était la femme de Guillaume le Conquérant.

Etymology

Derived from the old high German 'Mahthildis', composed of 'maht' (might) and 'hild' (battle).

Common Phrases and Expressions

Mathilde in snow
A pleasure is shared in a group.
Mathilde en neige
To have the spirit of Mathilde
To be cunning or shrewd.
Avoir l'esprit de Mathilde

Related Words

Mathilde of Flanders
Wife of William the Conqueror.
Mathilde de Flandre
Mathilde of Belgium
Queen of the Belgians, wife of King Philippe.
Mathilde de Belgique

Slang Meanings

Used to refer to a stubborn person.
She really is a Mathilde when it comes to changing plans.
Elle est vraiment une Mathilde dès qu'il s'agit de changer de plan.
Refers to an elegant woman.
Look at that Mathilde, she wears that dress wonderfully.
Regarde cette Mathilde, elle porte cette robe à merveille.