Gender Feminine
Usage Czech
Meaning & History
Czech diminutive of Magdaléna.
Related Names
Other Languages & CulturesMaddalen, Maialen, Matxalen, Madalen, Malen (Basque) Magdalene (Biblical) Magdalene (Biblical Greek) Magdalene (Biblical Latin) Magdalena, Magdalina (Bulgarian) Magdalena (Catalan) Magdalena, Magda, Majda, Manda, Mandica (Croatian) Magdalena, Lena, Magda, Malene (Danish) Magdalena, Lena, Madelon, Magda (Dutch) Madeleine, Madeline, Magdalen, Magdalena, Magdalene, Lena, Madalyn, Maddie, Maddy, Madelaine, Madelina, Madelyn, Madelynn, Madi, Madilyn, Madilynn, Madlyn, Madoline (English) Magdaleena, Mall, Malle (Estonian) Matleena, Leena, Magdaleena (Finnish) Madeleine, Magali, Madelon, Magalie, Magdeleine (French) Magdalena, Magdalene, Alena, Lena, Lene, Leni, Magda (German) Magdalini, Lena, Magda (Greek) Magdolna, Léna, Magda, Magdaléna, Magdi (Hungarian) Madailéin (Irish) Maddalena, Lena (Italian) Magdalena (Lithuanian) Magdalena (Macedonian) Madelen, Magdalena, Lena, Linn, Magda, Malene, Malin (Norwegian) Magali, Magdalena (Occitan) Magdalena, Lena, Magda (Polish) Madalena, Magda (Portuguese) Mădălina, Magdalena, Magda (Romanian) Magdalena, Manda (Serbian) Magdaléna, Alena, Lenka, Magda (Slovak) Magdalena, Alena, Alenka, Magda, Majda (Slovene) Magdalena, Malena (Spanish) Magaly (Spanish (Latin American)) Madeleine, Madelen, Magdalena, Malena, Lena, Linn, Magda, Malin (Swedish)
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Entry updated November 16, 2019