Maylene
Meaning of Maylene
Maylene carries the lilt of a sunlit morning in Andalucía, a melodic blend of the springtime freshness in “May” and the venerable grace of “Magdalene.” Though she never rushes to the top of the charts—preferring a grand, unhurried entrance akin to a sunbeam that lingers on the horizon—Maylene reached #925 in the U.S. in 2024 with 25 newborns embracing her name. Her pronunciation, /MEY-leen/, rolls gently off the tongue like warm breezes across an orange grove at dawn. Rooted in Latin traditions, she evokes both Madonna’s tender compassion and Mary of Magdala’s steadfast spirit, weaving quiet strength into every syllable. Imagining a little Maylene twirling through a courtyard of blooming jasmines brings to mind an unfolding story of renewal, laughter, and familial pride. Endearing and resonant, Maylene invites each family to compose their own chapter of light, love, and lasting legacy.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as MAY-leen (/meɪleen/)
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