Matias

matias Matías Finnish Etymology Ultimately from fi la Matthias, from fi grc-koi Ματθίας, from fi hbo מַתִּתְיָהוּ mattiṯyāhū gift of God. Pronunciation Proper noun fi biblical character obsolete Matthias fi male Usage notes This name, corresponding to fi Mattias in the modern Finnish Bible, has remained the most popular long form of the given name Matti in Finland. Declension Matia a Related terms fi Matteus, fi Matti, fi Mattias Statistics dvv_20250813 10145 54695 70 26 References Anagrams fi aaimst -maista amista maista matsia misata Norwegian Bokmål Alternative forms nb Mathias Mattias Matthias Etymology A variant spelling of nb Mathias, from nb la Matthias, from nb grc Ματθίας Matthías, ultimately from nb hbo מַתִּתְיָהוּ Mattīṯyāhū gift of Yahweh.“Matias” at Nordic Names. Compare da Matias, fi Matias and sv Matias. Pronunciation nb /¹maˈtiː.as/ [mɑˈtìː.ɑ̌s] nb iːas 3 nb Ma ti as Proper noun nb proper noun nb male Latin < Ancient Greek < Biblical Hebrew Matthias Usage notes In Norway, the name was especially used during the early 20th century and from the 1990s onward. Statistics Nordic Names, citing Statistics Norway, gives an approximate count of 1,421 men in Norway with nb Matias as their main first name. References Kruken, Kristoffer and Ola Stemshaug (1995), Norsk personnamnleksikon, Oslo: Det Norske Samlaget. Portuguese Alternative forms pt Matthias Mattias Mathias Etymology pt la Matthiās, from pt grc Ματθίας, earlier grc Ματταθίας, from pt he מַתִּתְיָהוּ Matityáhu. Pronunciation pt Ma ti as Proper noun m + pt male Matthias pt biblical character Matthias the Apostle who replaced Judas