Mamede
Mamede is a masculine given name of Portuguese origin, used primarily in Portugal and Brazil. It is considered a variant of Amadeu/Amadeus, itself derived from the Latin Amadeus, meaning “loved by God” or “one who loves God.” Over the centuries, Mamede has appeared in Lusophone records as part of the broader Christian naming tradition that incorporated classical Latin names.
In contemporary usage, Mamede is relatively uncommon compared with more widespread forms such as Amadeu or
Variants and related forms include Amadeu, Amadeus, Amadeo, and other Amadeo-like forms found in different Romance-language
Notable bearers: The name has appeared among historical and contemporary figures in Portuguese-speaking domains, but no