Lena often signifies 'light' from Greek origins, while in Hebrew, it's associated with 'Magdalene', meaning a 'woman from Magdala', a village known in ancient Israel. In Arabic, it translates to qualities of 'tenderness' or 'softness'.
See More NamesThe name Lena is derived from several sources, including Greek, Hebrew, and Arabic origins. In Greek, it is often a diminutive of 'Helena', which means 'light'. In Hebrew, it can be a short form of 'Madalena', meaning 'woman from Magdala'. Arabic roots suggest it comes from 'Leen' or 'Leena', meaning 'tender'.
Lena consistently ranks well within the top 1000 names in many countries. It has gained popularity due to its short and sweet sound, suitable for modern naming trends. The name is particularly popular in Germany, Scandinavia, and parts of Eastern Europe.
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