Matej

Matej is a Slavic male first name as a Bulgarian, Croatian, Slovak, Slovene and Macedonian form of the name Matthias. A particular Croatian diminutive of Matej is Mato. The Czech form of the name is Matěj.

Bearers of the name

Form Matej

  • Matej Bel (1684-1749), Slovak historian, theologian and educator
  • Matej Dobovšek (* 1990), Slovenian ski jumpers
  • Matej Gnezda ( born 1979 ), Slovenian cyclist
  • Matej Jovan (born 1970 ), Slovenian skier
  • Matej Juhart (* 1976), German - Croatian Bobsportler
  • Matej Jurčo (* 1984), Slovak cyclist
  • Matej Kazár ( b. 1983 ), Slovak biathlete
  • Matej Krajčík (born 1978 ), the Slovak football player
  • Matej Mamić ( born 1975 ), Croatian basketball player and coach
  • Matej Marin ( born 1980 ), Slovenian cyclist
  • Matej Mavrič ( born 1979 ), Slovenian football player
  • Matej Miljatovic ( born 1979 ), Slovenian football player
  • Matej Mugerli ( born 1981 ), Slovenian cyclist
  • Matej Stare (born 1978 ), Slovenian cyclist
  • Matej Uram ( b. 1983 ), Slovak ski jumper
  • Matej Vysna (* 1988), Slovak road bicycle racer

Form Matěj

  • Matěj z Knina († 1410), representatives of the Czech Hussites
  • Matěj Pavlík (1879-1942), Czech Orthodox bishop
  • Matěj Václav Steyer (1630-1692), Czech Jesuit priest, translator, and religious writer
  • Matěj Vydra (* 1992), the Czech football player

More

  • Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica, Banská Bystrica University, Slovakia
Macedonian language Matthias Bel Matei
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