Marleen name meaning

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Updated: March 15th, 2024
Gender: Girl
Origin: German, Hebrew, Greek and Germanic
Usage: English, German, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian
Pronunciation: m(a)-rleen
Meaning: From the High Tower, Woman from Magdala, Contraction of Maria Magdalene, Rebellion, Lena, Magdalena, Sea and Sun
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What does Marleen mean?

Meaning of Marleen is From the High Tower, Woman from Magdala, Maria, Rebellion, Lena, Magdalena, Sea or Sun is dominantly used in Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, English, German and Swedish used as a baby girl name is rooted from Germanic, Greek, German and Hebrew..

Marleen is Dutch and English equivalent of Magdalena. Also Marleen is English and Dutch equivalent of Marlene. Marleen is celebrated on on August 15th.

How do I pronounce Marleen?

The two syllabled name Marleen is commonly pronounced as m(a)-rleen. mar-leen is another way(s) to say the name.

Variants of Marleen

Magdalena, Marlene, Alene, Madalene, Anna-Lena, Marilena, Marla, Marna

Middle Names for Marleen

Alah, Ruthann, Berniece, Rwan, Rinn, view more middle names that goes with Marleen

Names that rhyme with Marleen

How popular is the name Marleen?

Marleen used to be a common name in United States, first appeared in 1926 and over 4038 babies have been given the name in 93 years. When at the peak of its usage in 1939,.

However after 93 years, the name is currently sliding down on the charts. Marleen is an uncommon baby name in France, chances of it being still in use are very slim.

Marleen is a rare baby name in England and Wales where it is still in use and also in Belgium. Marleen is a common name in Germany while somewhat familiar name in South Africa, Canada, Suriname, Philippines, England, Estonia, Mexico, Kenya and Jamaica.

As per our findings, over 70000 babies have been bestowed Marleen around the globe.

YearRankBirths
2018123807
2017677017
2016685417
2015694917
2014529825
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Facts

Marleen in Nordic countries

CountriesMenWomen
First NameSecondary NameFirst NameSecondary Name
Netherlands09576103082
Finland000146

Here's what numbers has to say about Marleen

You have the capability to guide others and people will get awestruck by witnessing your efforts. The only thing that should concern you is your short temper and anxiety. You like to explore your options about everything. You are a hard candy when it comes to romantic relationships. You are probably an artist, or a writer, or something else associated with creativity. There's nothing that you cannot achieve if you focus on it.

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  •  Tyko - Tyko's meaning is The Word Tychon Which Means Hitting the Mark, Luck and Fate came from Old Greek used as a baby boy name is notably used in Scandinavian, Swedish and Finnish. Tyko is resultant of Tycho.
  •  Théo - Admired Théo has its origin in Old Greek, Théo means "Gift of God" used notably in French is a boy name
  •  Delphia - Meaning of Delphia is Dolphin and From Delphi used for baby girls which is used in English is originated from Old Greek. Delphia is derivation of Delphina.
  •  Damianus - The boy name Damianus means "Conqueror and To Tame" has origin in Old Greek. Damianus is derivative of Damian.
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Famous people named Marleen

  • Marleen S. Barr, teaches communication and media studies at Fordham University
  • Marleen Veldhuis, retired swimmer from the Netherlands
  • Marleen Gorris, writer-director from the Netherlands
  • Marleen van Iersel, Dutch professional beach volleyball player
  • Marleen Vanderpoorten, Belgian politician
  • Marleen Renders, retired female long-distance runner from Belgium,
  • Marleen Merckx in Brussels by Night as Actress
  • Marleen Irani in Helldesk as Director
  • Marleen Mathews in La crise as Actress
  • Marleen Lohse in Nashorn im Galopp as Actress
  • Marleen Scholten characterized central role of Anna in 2006 drama flick Maybe Sweden.

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