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Matusiewicz 

Polish surname, which translates to, "Son of Bear."
The surname Matusiewicz comes from the ancient-Lithuanian "Matus" ("bear") and the Polish extension "ewicz" ("Son of"). This means the verbatim English translation of Matusiewicz would be "Bearson" (the "son of bear").
Matusiewicz by SWCC22 August 14, 2008
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matyus • Mateus • mateusz • Matus • Matouš • matúš • matyas • Matayus • Mathusan • Mathusha
Matyas is a funny and sportive guy. He likes to joke around and be immature. Matyas hates to see people sad and will always cheer them up. Matyas also has a flirtatious side. He likes to make out with girls and have sex with girls he thinks would make good playmates. If your alone with Matyas be sure that he will make moves on you. When a Matyas pulls you in you can't resist his actions. His kisses can blow you away and his eyes are as sexy as can be.
That guy is super sexy. He's for sure a Matyas!
Matyas by TheAwesomeQueen October 14, 2017
A super hottie. Normally a guy with that name gets lots of pussy.
His name is Mateus

mattussy 

“And mattussy saves lives!”

created by twitter user @VISVNYA
mattussy by daemonswhore January 29, 2023
Person that camps in #commands to get Trick'ord Treat points to get a stupid Halloween discord role
MatusGuy is starting to get a little annoying.
MatusGuy by MatusGuy October 16, 2020
Matúš is usually type of person who don't care about anything, he is just living his life by chilling or doing some crazy shit. He's for everything you wanna do. Matúš care about others more than about himself, he want the best for his friends. Matúš is friend with anyone, even with that cool kid in class or with the quiet one. He is talktive around people who knows, but not to new people. He need to get to know they personality. Matúš is the one who listen to everybodys problems and he's trying to help. He is very hard to open. Without Matúš there is no fun around,or even If it is, Matúš brings more.
Matúš stop drinking. His name is Matúš.
Matúš by TTTrueThingsss November 22, 2021
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