Mathilde in Chinese
The standard Chinese transliteration of Mathilde is 玛蒂尔德, pronounced Mǎdì'ěrdé. Hear it below, see what each character means, then try saying it yourself.
玛蒂尔德
Mǎdì'ěrdé
Character by character
agate
stem (of fruit or flower)
you (classical)
virtue; morality
About this transliteration
Familiar to Chinese readers as the aristocratic Mathilde of Stendhal's The Red and the Black.
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