Mathilde
Mathilde is a feminine given name of Germanic origin. It derives from the elements mahti/maht “might, strength” and hild “battle,” commonly interpreted as “strength in battle” or “mighty in battle.” The name has many international variants, including Matilde (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese), Matilda (English, German), and Mathilda (Scandinavian and other languages). In modern usage it remains primarily feminine, though historical forms have appeared in various regions.
Historically, Mathilde has appeared in medieval Europe, aided by saints and noble figures who popularized the
Today, Mathilde remains common in German-speaking countries and in francophone regions, with equivalent forms widely used