Mathilde

Pronunciation: [ m-ATH-ihld ]

Girl Name #8,071 Most Popular Hidden Gem

A distinctive girl name with a rare, memorable quality.

Meaning & Origin

Mathilde is a girl name, recorded for 14 babies in US birth records. It is pronounced m-ATH-ihld.

Parents who love the name Mathilde often also consider Mary, Margaret, Martha .

Quick Facts

Gender: Girl
Popularity Rank: #8,071
Total SSA Count: 14

Alternative Spellings

Mathilda #4583

Nicknames

Mat May Matie Mathie

Similar Names

Mary Margaret Martha Maude Mabel Mattie Maggie Marie

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mathilde

Is Mathilde a boy or girl name?

Mathilde is primarily used as a girl name.

How do you pronounce Mathilde?

Mathilde is pronounced m-ATH-ihld.

How popular is the name Mathilde?

Mathilde is currently ranked #8071 in popularity for girl names in the United States.

What are common nicknames for Mathilde?

Common nicknames for Mathilde include Mat, May, Matie, and Mathie.

Is Mathilde a common or rare name?

Mathilde is an uncommon name, ranked #8071 in the US. Its rarity gives it a distinctive, memorable quality.

About the Name Mathilde

Mathilde is a girl name .

Mathilde is currently ranked #8,071 in popularity for girl names in the United States.

Common nicknames for Mathilde include Mat, May, Matie, and Mathie. These shorter forms provide casual alternatives while keeping the elegance of the full name.

Alternative spellings of Mathilde include Mathilda . Each spelling variation gives the name a slightly different character while preserving its sound and meaning.