Madelene

Meaning of Madelene

Madelene, pronounced MAD-uh-leen, feels like a sunlit whisper from the shores of ancient Galilee—its roots tracing back to Mary Magdalene, whose strength and devotion still shimmer like gold coin in a hidden chest. This gracefully twisted cousin of Madeleine carries a Latin heartbeat: imagine flickering café lights in a Spanish plaza, laughter drifting through warm evening air. It’s feminine yet fierce, a name that dances across your lips like a flamenco flourish, evoking both timeless elegance and modern sparkle. Picture a little Madelene stepping into the world with curious eyes and a ready grin, her name a promise of loyalty and light—an unexpected gem in today’s namescape that feels both storied and freshly minted.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as MAD-uh-leen (/ˈmædəˌliːn/)

American English

• Pronunced as MAD-uh-leen (/ˈmædəˌlin/)

• Madeline
• Madeleine
• Madelyn
• Madelynn
• Madilyn
• Madalyn
• Madalynn