Matej
Matej is a Slavic male given name as a Bulgarian , Croatian , Upper Sorbian , Slovak , Slovenian and Macedonian form of the name Matthias . In particular, the Croatian diminutive forms of Matej are Mato and Matko. The Czech form of the name is Matěj .
Name bearer
Form Matej
- Matej Bel (1684–1749), Slovak historian, theologian and educator
- Matej Dobovšek (* 1990), Slovenian ski jumper
- Matej Gnezda (* 1979), Slovenian racing cyclist
- Matej Jovan (* 1970), Slovenian ski racer
- Matej Juhart (* 1976), German-Croatian bobsleigh athlete
- Matej Jurčo (* 1984), Slovak cyclist
- Matej Kazár (* 1983), Slovak biathlete
- Matej Krajčík (* 1978), Slovak football player
- Matej Mamić (* 1975), Croatian basketball player and coach
- Matej Marin (* 1980), Slovenian racing cyclist
- Matej Mavrič (* 1979), Slovenian football player
- Matej Miljatovič (* 1979), Slovenian football player
- Matej Mugerli (* 1981), Slovenian racing cyclist
- Matej Stare (* 1978), Slovenian racing cyclist
- Matej Uram (* 1983), Slovak ski jumper
- Matej Vyšňa (* 1988), Slovak road cyclist
Form Matěj
- Matěj z Knína († 1410), Czech representative of the Hussites
- Matěj Pavlík (1879–1942), Czech Orthodox bishop
- Matěj Václav Šteyer (1630–1692), Czech Jesuit priest, translator and religious writer
- Matěj Vydra (* 1992), Czech football player
additional
- Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica , University in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
See also
- Matei (BKS)