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Amadeu
OriginPortuguese, Galician, and Catalan form of Amadeus, Latin
Meaning"lover of God"
US RankUnranked
Below 5 births
About Amadeu
An alternative variation of the musical Amadeus — best associated with composer Mozart, perhaps — this variation appeared in the Top 1000 in Brazil for much of the 20th-century, peaking in the 1930s when it reached #152. Out of the charts since the 1980s, it would still be a familiar option.
Meaning "lover of God", the pronunciation may vary depending on location and dialect. In European Portuguese, it would typically be said as u-mu-DEW, while in Brazilian Portuguese, it would be a-ma-DEW; in Galician, you would hear a-ma-DHEW, while in Catalan, it would be uh-muh-DHEW.
Pronounced am-uh-DAY-oo.
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