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Mad⋅e⋅leine
/
ˈmæd
l
ɪn
,
-ˌlaɪn
;
Fr.
mad
ə
ˈlɛn
/
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[
mad
-l-in
,
-lahyn
;
Fr.
m
a
d
uh
-
len
]
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–noun
a female given name, form of
Magdalen.
Also,
Mad⋅e⋅laine,
Mad⋅e⋅lene
/
ˈmæd
l
ɪn
/
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mad
-l-in
]
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,
Mad⋅e⋅line,
Mad⋅e⋅lyn.
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Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2009.
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Madeline
fem. proper name, from Fr.
Magdalene
(q.v.). The type of small, rich cake (which loomed large in the life of Proust) is so called from name of
Madeleine
Paulmier, 19c. Fr. pastry cook.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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