Amátus
Amátus is the classic Latin form of a name well established in Christian history, notably through Saint Amatus of Remiremont. It shares its roots with international variants such as the French Aimé, Italian Amato, and Spanish Amado. It offers parents a dignified historical tone combined with an endearing meaning.
Origin and etymology of the name
Scholarly onomastic and linguistic analysisAmátus is a masculine name of Latin origin meaning "beloved" or "dearly loved".
Detailed Slovak etymology analysis
Vychádza z latinského osobného mena Amatus, utvoreného z amātus, trpného príčastia minulého slovesa amāre „milovať“. Jeho význam je „milovaný“, „ľúbený“.
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AMATUS
Requires spelling without diacriticsá (1)
Regional Central European form14 foreign variants
Česky, Anglicky, Maďarsky- •Mierna diakritika – v medzinárodnom styku sa ľahko prepisuje do základnej latinky.
- •Univerzálna výslovnosť – neobsahuje zhluky hlások náročné pre cudzincov.
- •Globálne rozšírené meno – má priame ekvivalenty vo viac než 9 svetových jazykoch.
Name days and calendars
Dates in Slovak and international calendarsV slovenčine sa vyslovuje a-má-tus, s dlhým á a prízvukom na prvej slabike.
Grammar & Cases
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