Amadeus
Introduction
Lover of God
Background Story
The name 'Amadeus' is most famously associated with the classical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The name is derived from the Latin 'Amadeus', which means 'lover of God'. Mozart is celebrated for his remarkable contributions to music in the classical era, and his legacy continues to influence musicians and composers today.
Letter Count
Variations
Amadeu, Amadeus
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