Marthijs
Marthijs is great
Marthijs by DefinitelyNotMarthijs November 22, 2021
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Matthijs
The name Matthijs is of Hebrew origin.
It means gift from the lord.
It's a Dutch form of Mathew, Matthew or Mathias.
Usually Matthijs is a very cute but shy boy.
He stands for honor and duty, if you betray him you'll be his worst enemy,
but if you love him he'll always be there for you and will die to protect what he believes is right.
It means gift from the lord.
It's a Dutch form of Mathew, Matthew or Mathias.
Usually Matthijs is a very cute but shy boy.
He stands for honor and duty, if you betray him you'll be his worst enemy,
but if you love him he'll always be there for you and will die to protect what he believes is right.
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The name (Mathijs) comes from a famous (business man) who became rich by being super cool during the 20th century. Mathijs Dikhoff was very popular and had many friends. How could you not like Mathijs!
The word Mathijs is used to describe cool people like Mathijs Dikhoff so actually the definition of cool came from him. Without him it would have never existed.
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mathijs by horselover2006 July 17, 2017
marthijntje
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you see some one with a small penis and you say: hey he's got a marthijntje then you laugh and point at him
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