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The ancient origin of the Mattivi name is Hebrew and believed to have originated
from the words Mattithyah or Mattitya (an abbreviated form of Mattithyah). The literal Hebrew meaning of the name is “Gift of God,”
as translated through a breakdown of the words, with mattah meaning gift, and Yah (abbreviation of Yahvé) of God or of God of Israel.
The Greek derivative is Matthaios and Latin, Mattheus. The Mattivi name, as well as various derivatives, is formed from the base names
of Mattei, Matteo, or Mattia. Mattivi is prevalent throughout the Trentino region of Italy. Dematte, Mattevi, and Mattivi originate in
the zones of Pergine, Civezzano, and Piné. Some variants are also found in Adige (Matte), Val di Cembra (Mattedi), and Valsugana (Matteoni and Mattiatto).
Derivatives include: MATTEI, MATTEO, MATTEIS, MATTEA, MATTEDI, MATTEVI, MATTIA, MAFFEI, MAFFEO, MAFFII, MAFFI, MASSEI, MASSEO, MAZZEI, MAZZEO,
MAZZEA, MAZZIA, MAZZI, MATTICH, MATTIELLO, MATTIELLI, MATTEINI, MATTEUCCI, MATUCCI, MATTEUZZI, MATTIUZZI, MATTIUSSI, MATUSSI, MATTEOLI, MATTIOLI,
MATTEOTTI MATTEONI, MATTIONI, MATTEACCI, MATTIACCI, MATTIAZZI, MATTIAZZO, MATTIASSO, MATTIASSI MATTIATO, MAFFETTI, MAFFINI, MAFFINA, MAFFUCCI, MAFUCCI,
MAFFIOLI, MAFFIOLETTI, MAFFEZZOLI, MAFFIOTTI MAFFULLI, MAFFIONI, MAFFONE, MAFEZZONI, MAFFETTONE, MAZZELLA, MAZZILLI, MAZZIOTTI, MAZZIOTTO, MAZZIOTTA, MAZZULLO
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