Origin and Meaning of Madylan

A blend of 'Madeline' and 'Lyn', suggesting elegance and beauty.

Origin: English - A modern creation likely derived from the name Madeline (meaning 'high tower' in Hebrew) and the suffix Lyn, which is often used in feminine names.

• Madylan is a relatively modern name and is often considered unique or trendy, appealing to parents looking for distinct names.
• While it appears primarily in English-speaking countries, variations in spelling and pronunciation may be found in other cultures.
• Notable bearers of similar names include Madeline, a character in children's literature, as well as popular figures in film and music with variations of 'Lynn'.
• The name has fluctuated in usage over the years but remains largely uncommon, making it a distinctive choice.
• Related names include Madeline, Maddie, Lyn, and other similar constructions such as Madalyn and Mydelyn.