Matilda in French
Matilda in French is Mathilde — Matilda means in Australian slang, a swagman's bundle of belongings, traditionally rolled up and carried on the back.
Matilda in French
Mathilde
A en given name.
What does "Matilda" mean?
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noun In Australian slang, a swagman's bundle of belongings, traditionally rolled up and carried on the back.
"The old swagman slung his matilda over his shoulder and set off down the road."
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Matilda in a sentence
- The old swagman slung his matilda over his shoulder and set off down the road.
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What is "Matilda" in French?
"Matilda" in French is Mathilde. Matilda means: In Australian slang, a swagman's bundle of belongings, traditionally rolled up and carried on the back.
How do you use "Matilda" in a sentence?
Example: "The old swagman slung his matilda over his shoulder and set off down the road." In French, "Matilda" is Mathilde.
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