Magdalene

The name Magdalene is rich in its Biblical legacy, originating from Magdala, meaning 'tower' or 'castle' in Hebrew, symbolizing strength, resilience, and faith.

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The name Magdalene has its roots in ancient Hebrew, derived from 'Magdala', a town on the Sea of Galilee known for its biblical connection to Mary Magdalene, a close confidante of Jesus.

  • Popularity: 2,833rd
  • Babies named Magdalene in the US in 2023:
    Female: 140
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Maggie, Lena, Maddie, Magda, Lene.
  • Full Names: Magdalene, Magdalena, Magdalina, Maddalena, Magdaline.
  • Famous Namesakes: Mary Magdalene-Biblical Figure, Magdalene Odundo-Kenyan Potter, Magdalene of Canossa-Religious Leader, Magdalene Sibylle-Electress of Saxony, Magdalene Laundries-Associated Institutions.
  • Gender: Traditionally feminine, often used in religious or spiritual contexts.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Magdalene is associated with the number 7, often considered mystical. It emphasizes introspection, spiritual awakening, and a quest for knowledge. Those with this name often exhibit analytical minds and possess an innate wisdom beyond their years.

While the name Magdalene may not be among the most popular names in modern times, its historical and religious significance lends it a lasting legacy, finding favor in religious communities and among those who appreciate its rich heritage.

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