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What does Magdala mean?
Magdala 
as a name for girls has its root in Hebrew, and the meaning of the name Magdala is "woman from Magdala; tower". Magdala is an alternate form of Madeline (Hebrew): variant spelling of Madeleine. Magdala is also a form of Migdalia (Spanish, Hebrew). See also Alena
Variations
VARIANT Migdalla
RELATED FORMS VIA MADELINE, MIGDALIA Mada, Madalena, Madalyn, Madel, Madella, Madena, Madina, Madzia, Magda, Magdalen, Magdalena, Magdalene, Magdalina, Magdaline, Magdalini, Magdelina, Magdolna, Maidel, Mala
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Magdala Suri (M.S.), ..
How popular is Magdala?
Magdala is an uncommonly occurring given name for females. Magdala is also an uncommon last name for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Popular varying forms of Magdala (NOT RANKED) are Madeline (#100 A YEAR AGO), Madalyn (#731), Alena (#736), Magdalena (#1046), Magdalene (#1694), Mada, Magda, Magdalen, Magdaline and Migdalia. Other forms, like Magdolna, are uncommon. These forms of Magdala were popular as birth names 2 decades ago (MEDIAN #1403) and are somewhat less widespread today (#1430, 41% LESS USAGE). Madeline has generally been popular among parents, although Alena appears to be gaining favor too. (TOP BABY NAMES, 2018)
Similar Names
Recommended sound-alike names are Adala, Addala, Brandala (see Brandy), Cadhla, Camala, Candela, Fadila, Kaala, Maaja, Macaela, Mackayla, Madera, Madira, Madona, Madora, Madra, Mafalda, Maffalda, Magaley, Magali, Magalie, Magaly, Magdelena, Maggali, Magli, Magnilda, Magnolia▲, Mahala▼, Mahalah, Mahali, Mahalia, Mahalla, Mahalya, Maida, Makara, Makayla▼, Makyla, Malana, Manda▼, Mandalin (see Mandoline), Mandalyn, Mandisa, Manuela▼, Maraya, Marcela, Marcila, Marella, Margalo, Marial, Mariana, Mariela▼, Marilla, Marla▼, Marlana, Marmara, Marsala, Marsalla, Marvela, Masada, Matana, Mayana, Mayda, Maydena, Michala, Miguela, Mohala, Mykala, Natala, Pamala▼, Samala and Sammala. These names tend to be more frequently used than Magdala.
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