"Variant of Magdalene"
The name Magdaline is commonly a female name from the "Latin" origin.
Magdaline is a spelling variant of Magdalene, the epithet given in the New Testament to Mary of Magdala. It goes back to the place name Magdala, which is generally explained from the Hebrew and Aramaic word migdal, meaning tower. English usage records several forms of this name, including Magdalene, Magdalen and Magdaline.
Magdalene means "High tower".
The pronunciation of Magdaline is MAG-duh-line.
