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MAHULENA
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GENDER: Feminine
USAGE: Czech
Meaning & History
Possibly inspired by MAGDALENA. The Czech author Julius Zeyer created it for a character in his play 'Radúz and Mahulena' (1898).
Related Names
OTHER LANGUAGES: Maialen (Basque), Magdalene (Biblical), Magdalene (Biblical Greek), Magdalene (Biblical Latin), Magdalena (Bulgarian), Magdalena, Magda, Majda, Manda (Croatian), Magdalene, Magdalone, Lene, Lone, Magda, Malene (Danish), Magdalena, Magda (Dutch), Madeleine, Madeline, Magdalen, Magdalena, Magdalene, Lena, Madalyn, Maddie, Maddy, Madelaine, Madelina, Madelyn, Madilyn, Madlyn, Madoline (English), Shelena (English (African American)), Magdalena, Matleena, Leena, Malin (Finnish), Madeleine, Magali, Madeline, Magalie (French), Magdalena, Magdalene, Alena, Lena, Lene, Leni, Magda (German), Magdaléna, Magdolna, Duci (Hungarian), Madailéin (Irish), Maddalena, Lena (Italian), Magdalena (Macedonian), Magdalena, Lena, Magda, Malene, Malin (Norwegian), Magdalena, Lena, Magda (Polish), Madalena, Magda (Portuguese), Magali (Provençal), Mădălina, Magdalena, Magda (Romanian), Magdaléna, Alena, Lenka (Slovak), Magdalena, Alena, Alenka, Majda (Slovene), Magdalena, Malena (Spanish), Magdalena, Lena, Lennie, Lenny, Magda, Malena, Malin (Swedish) |
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