Origin and Meaning of Medeline

High tower or elevated place

Origin: French - Medeline is a variant of the name Madeline, which is derived from the Hebrew name Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala'.

• The name Medeline is often associated with literary and artistic influences, particularly in the representation of the character Madeline from the children's book series by Ludwig Bemelmans.
• Medeline is used predominantly in French-speaking cultures, where variations of Madeline are more commonly recognized.
• Notable bearers of the name include the character Madeline from the popular children's books and animated series, which has made the name well-known and beloved.
• Although less common than Madeline, Medeline has seen periods of increased popularity in the 20th century as families sought unique alternatives to familiar names.
• Related names include Madeline, Matilda, and Magdalen, each with its own distinct characteristics but sharing similar roots.