No. 7,865 in Spanish
matthew
"Matthew" is not a Spanish word; it's an English name. In Spanish, it translates to "Mateo."
In a sentence
Matthew es mi mejor amigo.
Matthew is my best friend.
Here, 'Matthew' is used as a subject proper noun (name of a person).
El libro de Mateo contiene información histórica.
The Book of Matthew contains historical information.
'Mateo' refers to the Biblical name 'Matthew', used for a book title.
Me encontré a Matthew en la plaza ayer.
I met Matthew at the plaza yesterday.
'Matthew' is used as a direct object proper noun in the sentence.
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