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Alene Duerk (1920 – 2018) was an American military officer. She became the first female admiral in the U.S. Navy in 1972. She was also the director of the U.S. Navy Nurse Corps from 1970 to 1975. She is a 1974 recipient of a Distinguished Alumni Award of Case Western Reserve University's Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing.
Alene E. Holt (sometimes spelled Aileen Holt) was a Canadian politician. She was the first female alderman for Peterborough, Ontario, elected in 1959 and the first female mayor, appointed in 1962.
Alene Lee (1931–1991) was an African-American member of the Beat generation in New York City whose romantic relationship with Jack Kerouac was the central theme in his novel The Subterraneans. Kerouac used the pseudonym Mardou Fox for Lee. Lee was also the model for the character of Irene May in Book of Dreams and Big Sur. Lee shunned publicity, but her daughter has written about her life.
Gender: FeminineUsages: WalloonMeaning: Variant of Aline.https://wa.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitit_no_walon
https://wa.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alene -- coincides with Walloon "alene" ("stitching awl")(Information from name #30376 originally submitted by user enchy)
It's gorgeous.
My mother named me Alene. I have never liked it. I always have to say and spell it several times a week for 70 years (more like 66). I always have to instruct how to pronounce it... I say 'like Arlene without the "r". If I had known years ago I could have had it legally changed I would. I vowed never to do that to my children and I didn't. Old friends and cousins call me A... I love that. The others call me Mom or Bubbie... those are better names... Happy Mothers Day to all⚘.
This is the Danish word for 'alone'.
My name is Alene too! I don't typically meet many people with my same name. The way I pronounce the A is the way you say "apple". My great great grandmother named my great grandmother after the town/mountain range/native American tribe/etc. Called Coeur'd'Alene. She liked the last part of that and decided to use the name! And my mother loved it and chose to name me after my great grandmother! It's cool to know there are others with the name since the name is so rare.
My middle name is Alene. Pronounced A lean, long a sound. I really disliked it when young and in school. I was the only one with that name. Now I really like it and have wondered how many others have this name and how you pronounce it.
There's a song called coeur d'Alene by The Head And The Heart, and I'm pretty sure coeur d'Alene is a place too. I pronounce it uh-leen, it's very pretty as well as Eileen :)
My name is Alene and it's pronounced A-leen. Not "UH-leen" or "AH-leen" which are perfectly fine names, but I feel the pronunciation of the "A" as in "acorn" or "Amy" is much more interesting. I've heard nothing but good things about my name. The only thing bad I can say about it is when I was younger I heard the kids calling me "Alien" a few times, but it never hurt me or scarred me for life or anything. I thought it was funny. Kids will find a way to make fun of any name.
Pronounced Uh-leen (as the medicine aleve), the a is like again, about, alive, agree.
My name is Alene, it is also French and means sharp or bright as in sharp-minded or bright-eyed. I have seen it listed in baby books as Hebrew, but had a Jewish friend that studied Hebrew and she strongly disagreed that it was of Hebrew derivation. Alene is part of the tribal name of the Native American tribe Cour d'Alene, as well as a city in Idaho. I grew to love my name, but hate the ay-leen pronunciation. The Canadian Prime Minister's wife had the name Aline, a variation of Alene.
In Danish "Alene" means "alone" (pronounced something like Ah-leh-nu). Therefore I would never ever use the name!
This is also my name which is pronounced ay-leen. Some people have always had a difficult time pronouncing it. Even pronouncing it "uh-leen" or "ah-leen". But everyone has always commented on how pretty the name is and I have grown to like it.
Alene is also of Greek origin. It is pronounced ay-leen. The English translation of this name is Helen which means "light" in Hebrew. Variations of the name in Greece/Macedonia also include Eleni, Lenio (nickname/endearing term - pronounced len-yor), Lanka (Macedonian) and of course as mentioned above Helen. There is one variation of this which is a "one of" individual name Alene but pronounced "Ahh-len-EE" (which is my name).

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