Magdalen

Magdalen comes from the Hebrew origin, meaning 'of Magdala,' which was a town on the Sea of Galilee. This name carries the imagery of a 'tower,' suggesting strength and stature, giving it a sense of timeless elegance. It's a name that feels both historic and artistic, often associated with a sense of devotion and depth.

In terms of popularity, Magdalen had its peak moment in 1887 when it reached #499 in the rankings. It spent a respectable 42 years in the Top 1000, though it never quite made it into the top 100. The name saw a dramatic leap between 1986 and 1987, jumping 4123 spots, only to experience a sharp decline from #5075 to #10911 in just one year. As of 2024, Magdalen finds itself at #10241, reflecting its current rarity.

With its classic and elegant style, Magdalen evokes a sense of sophistication and grace. It's a name that feels at home in the 1880s and 1890s, carrying an artistic flair that suggests a person of depth and introspection. Whether it's the charm of its historical roots or its serene sound, Magdalen remains a choice for those drawn to names with a rich past and a graceful presence.