Origin and Meaning of Madalon

A variant of Madeline, meaning 'high tower' or 'woman from Magdala'

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word 'migdal' meaning 'tower'. The name is often associated with Mary Magdalene, meaning 'Mary of Magdala'.

• Madalon is a relatively rare name, often viewed as a modern variation or derivative of the more popular name Madeleine.
• Although primarily used in English-speaking countries, variations of the name can also be found in French (Madeleine) and other cultures.
• There aren't many notable historical figures with the name Madalon, but it is often found in literary works and contemporary settings.
• Since Madalon is less common, it does not have significant popularity trends; however, similar names like Madeleine have experienced fluctuations in popularity.
• Related names and variations include Madeline, Madeleine, and even shorter forms like Maddy or Madi.