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I think it's gorgeous! Very mature sounding, well spelled, and symmetrical. As a middle, I adore Rosine! As long as it is pronounced (Ross-een). Magdalena Monroe, Magdalena Marlene, Magdalena Oveta, Magdalena Madani, Magdalena Idalia are all my picks.

I like it. It's the name of my neighbor though. I'm neutral on its variants (Magdalene, Madeleine, Magali, etc) but I like Magdalena the most.

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I like the Biblical combination Maria Magdalena (or in English Mary Magdalene).

It’s really unique, I like it. I slightly prefer Magnolia though, but I like the nicknames Maggie and Lena.

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Magdalena Cerise
Magdalena Celeste
Magdalena Joan
Magdalena Estelle
Magdalena Esme
Magdalena Rosanne

I really like it, it has a vintage European vibe. It's considered a grandma name here in Spain. This is my favourite form/variant, but I also like Madeline and Madelina. I'd use the nicknames Magda, Maggie and Lena, the latter being my preferred.

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Magdalena Adelaide
Magdalena Charlotte
Magdalena Claire
Magdalena Eloise
Magdalena Emmeline
Magdalena Genevieve
Magdalena Iris
Magdalena Juliet
Magdalena Rosalie
Magdalena Vivienne

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Speaking of songs, this name reminds me of Sandra's I'll Never Be (Maria Magdalena).

I don't enjoy the MAGdaLEna rhythm at all. Same with HENriETTa etc. And I don't like Magdalene, because its rhythm is also very heavy. If I wanted a biblical name or one that shortened to Maggie without being Margaret, I'd go for Magdalen; same rhythm as Emily, and sounds bright and lively.

It's my mother's name. I like it quite a lot. It's very common here with women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s. I do prefer Magdalene.

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Magdalena Belén
Magdalena Colette
Magdalena Dagmar
Magdalena Dagny
Magdalena Danaë
Magdalena Enid
Magdalena Florence
Magdalena Gwen
Magdalena Gwendolen
Magdalena Helen
Magdalena Imogen
Magdalena Ismene
Magdalena Lenore
Magdalena Leonie
Magdalena Leto
Magdalena Nephele
Magdalena Opal
Magdalena Pallas
Magdalena Rosalind
Magdalena Rosemary
Magdalena Salomé
Magdalena Tamar
Magdalena Violet
Magdalena Vivien

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The nicknames most commonly used in Poland are Magda, Lena, and Madzia. My mother hates the last one.

I like this one a lot but I reckon that the individual would likely go by Mag or Maggy most of the time. One of those names that can't really escape the nickname!