Translations in Other Languages
- Afrikaans: Mattheus (Mattie)
- Arabic: متى (Mattà)
- Aramaic: ܡܬܝ (Mattai)
- Armenian: Մատթէոս (Mathios)
- Azerbaijani: Matta, Mətta
- Belarusian: Мацей (Maciej)
- Bulgarian: Матей (Matej)
- Catalan: Mateu
- Croatian: Matej, Matija, Teo, Mate
- Czech: Matěj, Matyáš, Matouš
- Danish: Mads, Mathias
- Dutch: Matthijs, Mathijs, Mattijs, Mattheus, Matthias
- English: Matthew, Mathew, Matthias, Matt, Matty, Mattie
- Old English: Mattheus
- Esperanto: Mateo
- Estonian: Madis, Mati
- Finnish: Matias, Matti
- French: Mathieu, Matthieu; Mathias, Matthias; Mathis, Matthis
- Georgian: მათე (Mate)
- German: Matthias, Mathias, Matthäus
- Greek: Ματθαίος (Matthaios)
- Koine Greek: Ματθαῖος (Matthaios)
- Hebrew: מתתיהו ,מתיתיהו (Matityahu)
- Hungarian: Máté, Mátyás
- Icelandic: Matthías, Matti
- Irish: Maitiú, Maitias
- Italian: Matteo, Mattia
- Japanese: マシュー (Mashū)
- Korean: 매튜 (maetyu), 마태(matae)
- Latin: Matthæus, Matthias
- Latvian: Matīss, Matejs
- Lithuanian: Matas, Motiejus
- Macedonian: Матеј (Matej)
- Malayalam: മത്തായി (Maththaayi)
- Norwegian: Mathias, Mattias; Matheus, Matteus; Mats, Mads; Mattis
- Polish: Mateusz
- Portuguese: Matias, Mathias; Mateus, Matheus
- Romanian: Matei
- Russian: Матвей (Matvej), Матфей (Matfej)(archaic), Мотя (Motja), Мотка (Motka)
- Serbian: Матија (Matija), Матеја (Matеja)
- Slovak: Matúš, Matej
- Swahili: Matayo
- Scottish Gaelic: Matha, Mata
- Spanish: Matias, Matheo, Mateo, Matejo, Teo
- Swedish: Mats, Mattias, Mathias
- Slovene: Matej, Matevž, Matjaž
- Turkish: Matta, Mete
- Telugu: మట్టయ్య(Mattayya)
- Ukrainian: Матей (Matej), Матвій (Matvij), Матвіко (Matviko)
- Venetian: Mateo
- Welsh: Mathew
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