Magdalene
MAG-duh-leen
The Story of Magdalene
This name carries the profound weight of devotion and compassion, a direct link to one of history's most significant figures, now ready for your daughter.
Magdalene is a name of Hebrew origin, directly tied to the town of Magdala on the Sea of Galilee. It signifies 'woman from Magdala,' a geographical identifier that became deeply imbued with spiritual significance through its association with Mary Magdalene, a pivotal follower of Jesus. This ancient name has journeyed through centuries of religious history, carrying its resonance from the Holy Land into the tapestry of Western Christian culture.
To utter 'Magdalene' is to feel the quiet power of unwavering devotion. When you write this name, perhaps on a cherished heirloom or a handwritten letter, it feels like an act of love itself, deeply spiritual and profoundly kind. It carries an aura of wisdom and compassion, a sense that your daughter will approach the world with a gentle heart and an understanding spirit.
What It Means
“Derived from Magdala, a town on the Sea of Galilee. Signifies 'woman from Magdala'.”
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Numerology
The Leader
Independent, ambitious, and original. Names with this number carry pioneering energy.
Famous Namesakes
Mary Magdalene
A follower of Jesus in the New Testament
Personality Traits
Spelling Variations
Peak Year
#199 in 1923
Total Births
9,828
First Recorded
1880
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