Thaddée (en. Thaddée)

/ta.de/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A masculine given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'gift of God'.

Thaddee is a common name in certain Christian cultures.

Thaddée est un prénom courant dans certaines cultures chrétiennes.

In a biblical context, Thaddee is one of the apostles of Jesus.

Thaddee is mentioned in the Gospels as the apostle alongside Peter.

Thaddée est mentionné dans les Évangiles comme étant l'apôtre aux côtés de Pierre.

Derived from the Hebrew 'taddai', meaning 'heart' or 'gift'.

Thaddee of the Gospel

Reference to the apostle of the New Testament.

Thaddée de l'Évangile

Thaddee and the apostles

Historical context of the twelve apostles of Jesus.

Thaddée et les apôtres

Apostle

Important member of the early Christian movement.

apôtre

Gospel

Writings that recount the life and teachings of Jesus.

Évangile

Given name

A name given to identify a person, often used in Western culture.

prénom

Used to describe a calm and composed person.

That guy is really a Thaddee, always calm.

Ce gars-là est vraiment un Thaddée, toujours tranquille.

Can designate someone thoughtful.

In discussions, he often is the Thaddee of the group, bringing sensible ideas.

Dans les discussions, il est souvent le Thaddée du groupe, apportant des idées sensées.