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Madelaine Böhme is a German palaeontologist and professor of palaeoclimatology at the University of Tübingen.
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Madelaine Ray Brown (1898 – 1968) was an American neurologist. She specialized in the treatment of Ménière's disease, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions. She also had multiple sclerosis for most of her adult career, and used a wheelchair and other adaptations to maintain a full schedule of teaching and research.
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Madelaine Newton is a British actress.
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Madelaine Petsch is an American actress and YouTuber.
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Also occasionally used in Dutch: https://www.meertens.knaw.nl/nvb/naam/is/Madelaine
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Also French (Belgian) and Flemish: http://www.names.be/meisjesnamen.html?met=Madelaine&sort=alpha
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I like Madeleine a lot better. This looks like “Mad Elaine” UwU.
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I prefer Madeleine. Sorry if I'm offending anyone, but just saying, this looks too much like "Mad Elaine"...
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Looks like Mad Elaine, or looks as if it is pronounced MAD-ǝ-LAYN. I don't mean it in a bad way though, but just use Magdalene or Madeleine or Madeline.
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I don't like the "lain".
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Also used in France: http://www.meilleursprenoms.com/stats/prenoms_stat.php/Madelaine
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I don't hate this spelling. It certainly looks interesting and I might prefer this over Madeline, but the A looks a bit weird. I'd go with Madeleine.
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This is my favorite variant of Madeline.
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I like this name, it is like a fun spin-off of Madeline, that name is too typical. The -aine at the end sounds very cool.
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Mad Elaine. Nuff sed.
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I don't like Madelaine at all because it looks like Elaine has gone bonkers. Madeleine is much better, in my opinion.
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My name is Madelaine. I am a teenager and use Madi (because it's easier to say/write and my mum called me it my whole life because she wanted to call me Maddie, but my dad said my name should be Madelaine.) I like the spelling of my name a lot more than any other spelling. I also choose to pronounce it with LANE at the end instead of LIN (or LEN) because I think it sounds better.
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I prefer Madeleine which looks nicer in my eyes.
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I must say, I'm quite biased; My name is Madelaine. Even though I'm just a teenager, I have met a handful of other "Madelines" and "Madelyns" (it varies with the spelling). Now that I've seen so many different ways of spelling it, I'm starting to wish my named was spelled differently. The idea of having a "y" in my name seems pretty cool and it could also make a great signature.
I need to warn you of something though. I have nothing against the movie about the French little girl named MadeLINE (emphasis on he L"i"NE which throws the pronunciation way off), but getting told constantly, "HEY, your name is like that little girl named Madel"i"ne in that French movie!" is quite annoying. (I love the French culture so that it not the reason I say this. I guess everyone has some kind of story about how people mess up there name. I just love to rant about mine =]]] )
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I need to warn you of something though. I have nothing against the movie about the French little girl named MadeLINE (emphasis on he L"i"NE which throws the pronunciation way off), but getting told constantly, "HEY, your name is like that little girl named Madel"i"ne in that French movie!" is quite annoying. (I love the French culture so that it not the reason I say this. I guess everyone has some kind of story about how people mess up there name. I just love to rant about mine =]]] )
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I think this is a nice twist on the traditional Madeline or Madeleine. It's different, but not too over the top, and I like the sound of it. I love the nickname Laine with it! :-)
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This spelling is my favorite of all of the "Madilyn" and "Madeleine" usages. I think that this name is very classic and pretty.
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