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Magdalena, may your name day be the beginning of a series of successes. Lots of health and joy every day!
Magdalena, best name day wishes! May you have plenty of smiles, energy and reasons to celebrate.
Warmest name day wishes to you, Magdalena - fulfillment of your plans, perseverance and lots of happiness.
Magdalena, on your name day, I wish you sunny days, smiles every day and good luck in everything you do.
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How many people in Poland are named Magdalena?
👶 In 2024 the name Magdalena was given to 468 dzieciom — to 58. the most frequently chosen name for girls in Poland.
Popularity of names celebrating name days on the same days as Magdalena:
Data:PESEL register · Dane.gov.pl (CC0), as of January 20, 2026.
Is there an increase in the number of people with the name Magdalena?
W latach 2019–2026: ≈ unchanged (433 736 → 434 120 people).
Trend: number of living people with this name according to the PESEL register (8 annual snapshots 2019–2026, Dane.gov.pl, CC0).
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Magdalena celebrates her name day primarily on July 22. This is the most celebrated and traditional date for Magdalena's name day across Poland, coinciding with the liturgical feast of Saint Mary Magdalene. Additional calendar dates include April 10, May 13, May 27, May 29, and June 1.
Hebrew-Greek Origin and Symbolic Meaning
The name Magdalena is of Hebrew and Greek origin, derived from the Greek appellation Magdalēnē, meaning "woman from Magdala". Magdala was a prosperous ancient fishing city on the Sea of Galilee. The town's name stems from the Hebrew root migdal, meaning "tower" or "fortress", symbolizing spiritual strength, resilience, and unyielding honor.
In Christian history, Saint Mary Magdalene was a devoted disciple of Jesus, witness to the Crucifixion, and the first to announce the Resurrection ("Apostle of the Apostles"). Recorded in Poland since the 13th century (initially as *Madlena*), the name has long been cherished for its melodic elegance and association with artistic sensitivity and determination.
Prominent Figures Named Magdalena in Art, Theater, and Literature
- Magdalena Abakanowicz: Globally celebrated Polish sculptor and pioneer of textile spatial installations known as "Abakans", whose works grace major international museums.
- Magdalena Samozaniec: Acclaimed satirical writer and poet, hailed as the "First Lady of Polish Satire", daughter of painter Wojciech Kossak.
- Magdalena Cielecka: One of Poland's most versatile and acclaimed contemporary theater and film actresses.
- Magdalena Zawadzka: Legendary stage and screen actress, iconic for her performance as Basia Wołodyjowska in the film adaptation of Sienkiewicz's epic "Colonel Wolodyjowski".
Personality Profile and Character Traits
Women named Magdalena are typically described as ambitious, creative, and endowed with natural grace and intuition. They combine strong determination with warm empathy, excelling in design, leadership, medicine, law, public relations, and the performing arts.