Matea
Meaning of Matea
Matea is a beautiful and unique name for girls, with roots in Croatian culture. Pronounced as mah-TEH-ah (/maˈtɛa/), this name exudes an exotic yet approachable charm. It is closely related to variations such as Mattea and Matia, offering a range of options for parents seeking something slightly different but equally enchanting. Matea has been steadily used in the United States over the years, maintaining its appeal without becoming overly common. Its highest rank was in 2006 at 3223, indicating a subtle yet consistent presence among baby names. The name Matea evokes a sense of grace and individuality, making it an excellent choice for parents who wish to bestow their daughter with a name that stands out while still being easy to pronounce and remember.
Pronunciation
Croatian
- Pronunced as mah-TEH-ah (/maˈtɛa/)
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Notable People Named Matea
| Matea Ikić is a Croatian volleyball player who currently plays as an outside hitter for the Romanian club CSM București. |
| Matea Jelić, a Croatian taekwondo athlete, achieved the title of 2020 Olympic champion in the 67 kg category. |
| Matea Mezak is a Croatian former professional tennis player who began her career on the ITF Circuit in 2004, winning six singles and six doubles titles. |
| Matea Bošnjak is a Croatian footballer known for her role as a defender and her appearances for the Croatia women's national team. |
| Matea Vrdoljak is a Croatian female basketball player. |
