"Variant of Magdalene"
The name Magdeline is commonly a female name from the "Latin" origin.
Magdeline is a variant spelling of Magdalene, the English form of the byname given to Mary Magdalene in the New Testament, meaning "of Magdala", a place on the Sea of Galilee. Magdalene and its spelling variants, among them Magdalen, Madeleine and Madeline, are recorded in English use from the medieval period onward. Magdeline is the least common of these spellings.
Magdalene means "High tower".
The pronunciation of Magdeline is MAG-duh-line.
