Matevea actually refers to a name. In fact, it refers to my name. My name in Roden is Matevea, and so in a sense, my name means 'Jeweled Heart', although in American "Haven" means shelter. Yes, it means both, but in a moral sense, the name "Haven" or "Maevea" means 'Hearth'. So in any other language but American, my American name "Haven" means 'Hearth' while my Roden name "Matevea" also means 'Hearth' in any other language but Roden. This is because the literal Latin root of my name means hearth. Where is the Latin root coming from? It is coming from both names, but in the opposite sense. What I mean by that is, in American "Matevea" means "Haven" while "Haven" in Roden means "Matevea". So yes, technically they are the same name but in different languages. But that doesn't mean that they have the same meaning. Enough about my confusing name and more onto the very historic day for the turners part 1! (Luckily I was born first)