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Madeleine (name)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
| Madeleine |
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| Pronunciation |
MAD-ə-lin, -len
French: [madəˈlɛn]
Madeline:
MAD-ə-lyne |
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♀ |
| Origin |
| Meaning |
"from Magdala", "tower", "elevated, great, magnificent" |
| Other names |
| Related names |
Madeline, Madelyn, Magdalena, Magdalene, მაგდა (Geo:Magda), Maddalena, Maddie, Maddy |
| Popularity |
see popular names |
Madeleine is a feminine given name. It is a form of Magdalene, well-known because of Saint Mary Magdalene. In the United States, this name often appears under the spelling Madeline.
Meaning[edit]
Madeleine and Madeline are forms of Magdalene, which is well known as a name because of Saint Mary Magdalene. Magdalene means "from Magdala". Mary Magdalene's name is thought to be derived from Magdala – a village on the sea of Galilee. In Aramaic, "magdala" means "tower" or "elevated, great, magnificent". Additionally, in German, Mädelein means "little girl".
Madeline variants and popularity[edit]
Madeline is a popular girls' name. It is the usual North American English spelling of the French Madeleine, the French spelling being generally preferred in Britain.[1]
It has ranked as one of the 100 most popular girls' names in the United States for the past decade. Madeline was the 61st most popular name for baby girls born in the United States in 2007, while its spelling variant Madelyn was ranked as the 104th most popular name given to baby girls born in 2007 and spelling variant Madeleine was ranked as the 290th most popular name given to girls born in 2007. Variant Magdalena was ranked as the 867th most popular name given to girls born in 2007 in the United States. Madeline was the 85th most popular name given to girls born in British Columbia, Canada in 2005 and the 93rd most popular name for girls born in New South Wales, Australia in 2007.[2] Madeleine was the 80th most popular name given to girls born in England and Wales in 2007.[1]
A common shortened version of the name is Maddy or Maddie.
People named Madeleine[edit]
- Princess Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland (born 1982), fifth in line to the Swedish throne
- Madeleine Albright (born 1937), American politician and the first woman to become the United States Secretary of State
- Madeleine Astor (1893–1940), second wife and widow of millionaire John Jacob Astor IV and a survivor of the RMS Titanic disaster
- Madeleine Béjart (1618–1672), French actor and theatre director
- Madeleine Carroll (1906–1987), English actress
- Madeleine de Roybon d'Allonne (1646–1718), early settler of New France
- Madeleine L'Engle (1918–2007), American writer; author of the Wrinkle in Time series
- Madeleine M. Kunin (born 1933), American politician and the first woman to become the Governor of Vermont
- Madeleine McCann, girl who disappeared while on holiday in May 2007
- Madeleine Peyroux (born 1973), American jazz singer, songwriter, and guitarist
- Madeleine de Puisieux (1720–1798), French philosopher and feminist writer
- Madeleine Smith (1835–1928), Scottish socialite tried for murder
- Madeleine Stowe (born 1958), American actress
- Madeleine Vionnet (1876–1975), French fashion designer who was the first to cut dresses on the bias
People named Madeline[edit]
- Madeline Bell (born 1942), American soul singer
- Madeline McDowell Breckinridge (1872–1920), a women's suffragette leader and reformer
- Madeline Carroll (born 1996), American actress
- Madeline Fairbanks (1900–1989), American actress along with her twin sister Marion
- Madeline Ivalu, Canadian filmmaker and actress
- Madeline Juno (born 1995), German singer-songwriter
- Madeline Kahn (1942–1999), American actress, comedian and singer
- Madeline Manning (born 1948), American track and field runner
- Madeline Perry (born 1977), professional squash player from Northern Ireland
- Madeline Smith (born 1949), English actress and comedian
- Madeline Zima (born 1985), American actress
Fictional characters[edit]
- Madeline, heroine of the book series of the same name by Ludwig Bemelmans
- Monsieur Madeleine, an alias used by Jean Valjean in the novel Les Misérables
- Madeline Bassett, a recurring character in the Jeeves stories of P. G. Wodehouse
- Madeline Bray, the wife of Nicholas Nickleby in the novel of that name by Charles Dickens
- Madeleine Elster, the mysterious central character in Hitchcock's film, Vertigo
- Maddie Fitzpatrick (Madeline), in Disney's TV series The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
- Madeleine Gotto, from the Canadian children's animated television series Mona the Vampire
- Madeleine Hanna, the heroine of Jeffrey Eugenides' 2011 book The Marriage Plot
- Madeline Hatter, daughter of the Mad Hatter in the Mattel doll franchise Ever After High
- Madeline "Mads" Ryback, in the television show The Lying Game
- Madeline Westen, in the television series Burn Notice
Related names[edit]
- Alena – German, Czech, Slovak
- Alenka – Slovenian
- Leena – Finnish, Estonian
- Lena – Scandinavian, German, Russian
- Lene – German, Danish, Norwegian
- Leni – German
- Lenka – Czech, Slovak
- Lone – Danish
- Madlen – Welsh
- Madailéin – Irish
- Madalena – Portuguese
- Mădălina – Romanian
- Madalyn – English
- Madylin – English
- Madalynne – English
- Madalin – English
- Maddalena – Italian
- Maddie – English
- Maddy – English
- Madelaine – Irish
- Madelene – Swedish
- Madeleine – French, English
- Madelina – English
- Madelon – Dutch
- Madelen – English
- Madlenka – Czech
- Madlyn – English
- Madoline – English
- Madzia – Polish
- Magda – German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Czech, Polish, Romanian, Portuguese, Slovak, Greek, Hungarian
- Magdalen – English
- Magdaléna – Czech, Slovak, Hungarian
- Magdalena – German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Spanish, Czech, Polish, Bulgarian, Romanian
- Magdalene – German, Danish, English, Biblical
- Magdalone – Danish
- Magdolna – Hungarian
- Mahdalyna – Ukrainian
- Maialen – Basque
- Majda – Slovenian
- Majdoline – Persian
- Malen – Basque
- Malena – Spanish, Swedish
- Malene – Danish, Norwegian
- Malin – Swedish
- Marla – English
- Marleen – English, Dutch
- Marlena – English, Polish
- Marlene – German, English
- Marlyn – English
- Matleena – Finnish
- Matxalen – Basque
- Magdaliní – Greek
- Maydelin - Spanish
- Molly – Irish
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_(name)
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Related names[edit]
- Alena – German, Czech, Slovak
- Alenka – Slovenian
- Leena – Finnish, Estonian
- Lena – Scandinavian, German, Russian
- Lene – German, Danish, Norwegian
- Leni – German
- Lenka – Czech, Slovak
- Lone – Danish
- Madlen – Welsh
- Madailéin – Irish
- Madalena – Portuguese
- Mădălina – Romanian
- Madalyn – English
- Madylin – English
- Madalynne – English
- Madalin – English
- Maddalena – Italian
- Maddie – English
- Maddy – English
- Madelaine – Irish
- Madelene – Swedish
- Madeleine – French, English
- Madelina – English
- Madelon – Dutch
- Madelen – English
- Madlenka – Czech
- Madlyn – English
- Madoline – English
- Madzia – Polish
- Magda – German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Czech, Polish, Romanian, Portuguese, Slovak, Greek, Hungarian
- Magdalen – English
- Magdaléna – Czech, Slovak, Hungarian
- Magdalena – German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Spanish, Czech, Polish, Bulgarian, Romanian
- Magdalene – German, Danish, English, Biblical
- Magdalone – Danish
- Magdolna – Hungarian
- Mahdalyna – Ukrainian
- Maialen – Basque
- Majda – Slovenian
- Majdoline – Persian
- Malen – Basque
- Malena – Spanish, Swedish
- Malene – Danish, Norwegian
- Malin – Swedish
- Marla – English
- Marleen – English, Dutch
- Marlena – English, Polish
- Marlene – German, English
- Marlyn – English
- Matleena – Finnish
- Matxalen – Basque
- Magdaliní – Greek
- Maydelin - Spanish
- Molly – Irish
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_(name)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywEkqCpdf04
15 sept. 2010 - Subido por MANDRAGULA Kennel DOGO ARGENTINO
MALENA Homero Manzi 1942 Malena canta el tango como ninguna y en cada verso pone su corazòn. A yuyo ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nRqlKuLn3o
21 mar. 2011 - Subido por Carlos Tinoco
Mejor versión a mi criterio de este clásico, por Adriana Varela!
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Related names[edit]
- Alena – German, Czech, Slovak
- Alenka – Slovenian
- Leena – Finnish, Estonian
- Lena – Scandinavian, German, Russian
- Lene – German, Danish, Norwegian
- Leni – German
- Lenka – Czech, Slovak
- Lone – Danish
- Madlen – Welsh
- Madailéin – Irish
- Madalena – Portuguese
- Mădălina – Romanian
- Madalyn – English
- Madylin – English
- Madalynne – English
- Madalin – English
- Maddalena – Italian
- Maddie – English
- Maddy – English
- Madelaine – Irish
- Madelene – Swedish
- Madeleine – French, English
- Madelina – English
- Madelon – Dutch
- Madelen – English
- Madlenka – Czech
- Madlyn – English
- Madoline – English
- Madzia – Polish
- Magda – German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Czech, Polish, Romanian, Portuguese, Slovak, Greek, Hungarian
- Magdalen – English
- Magdaléna – Czech, Slovak, Hungarian
- Magdalena – German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Spanish, Czech, Polish, Bulgarian, Romanian
- Magdalene – German, Danish, English, Biblical
- Magdalone – Danish
- Magdolna – Hungarian
- Mahdalyna – Ukrainian
- Maialen – Basque
- Majda – Slovenian
- Majdoline – Persian
- Malen – Basque
- Malena – Spanish, Swedish
- Malene – Danish, Norwegian
- Malin – Swedish
- Marla – English
- Marleen – English, Dutch
- Marlena – English, Polish
- Marlene – German, English
- Marlyn – English
- Matleena – Finnish
- Matxalen – Basque
- Magdaliní – Greek
- Maydelin - Spanish
- Molly – Irish
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_(name)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywEkqCpdf04
15 sept. 2010 - Subido por MANDRAGULA Kennel DOGO ARGENTINO
MALENA Homero Manzi 1942 Malena canta el tango como ninguna y en cada verso pone su corazòn. A yuyo ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nRqlKuLn3o
21 mar. 2011 - Subido por Carlos Tinoco
Mejor versión a mi criterio de este clásico, por Adriana Varela!
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Statue of Liberty
The height of the Statue of Liberty is 111′-1″ from bottom of foot to top of head. The 7 rays on the crown and the 11 points of the base star echo the proportions of the Great Pyramid’s 7:11 height to base proportion. The superb book Talisman by Graham Hancock and Robert Bauval convincingly shows this goddess is actually the Egyptian Isis.
Image courtesy Elcobbola under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
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Location
Montségur is in the Ariege, in the foothills of the Pyrenees, not far from Lavelanet, due South from Mirepoix.
Montségur lies at 42°52'35" N, 1°49'51" E on a pog (a volcanic pluton) at an altitude of 1,207 meters. The castle is owned by the Commune of Montségur. There is an entrance fee, which also covers entry to a museum in the nearby town.
Guided Tours
Cathar Castle Tours
Mairie: mairie.montsegur@wanadoo.fr
Tel: 05 61 0110 27
Tourist Information Office:
Tel: 05 61 03 03 03
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MARIA MAGDALENA EN EL CATARISMO (CATAROS)
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Aporte alemán a la cultura argentina[editar]
Ciencias (Inmigración de científicos alemanes hacia Argentina)[editar]
Argentina se vio beneficiada por la llegada de una gran ola de inmigrantes alemanes profesionales, en su gran mayoría dedicados a la ciencia. Los científicos alemanes influyeron ampliamente en la educación argentina. Lo hicieron fundando centros de estudio, ocupando cargos en universidades, y estudiando desde la Argentina para provecho de su nuevo país. Algunos de ellos fueron Carlos Berg, Guillermo Bodenbender, Germán Ave-Lallemand, Osvaldo Boelcke, Emilio Hernan Bose, Luis Brackebusch, Rafael Bullrich, Arturo Eduardo Burkart, Hermann Burmeister, Claro Cornelio Dassen, Adolfo Döring, Oscar Döring, Emilio Frers, Julián Frers, Silvio Gesell, Franz Stephan Griese, Pablo Groeber, Juan Hartmann, Eduardo Ladislao Holmberg, Kurt Hueck, Christofredo Jakob, Juan Keidel, Roberto Kiesling, Alejandro Korn, Otto Krause, Franz Kühn, Oscar Kühnemann, Federico Kurtz, Rodolfo Kusch, Pablo G. Lorentz, Rolf Mantel, Ernesto Mayer, Wolfgang Meckbach (profesor fundador del Instituto Balseiro), Teodore Meyer, Fernando Moog, Gustavo Niederlein, Anastasius Nordenholz, Carlos Nordmann, Raúl Prebisch, Carlos Segers, Werner Schad, Friedrich Schickendantz, Walter Schiller, Otto Schneider, Augusto Gustavo Schulz, Hans Schumacher, Felipe Schwarz, Marta Teodora Schwarz, Carlos Segers, Rodrigo Bustus Singer, Rolf Singer, Otto Solbrig, Baldomero Sommer, Alfred Stelzner, Adolph Strümpell, Teodoro Juan Vicente Stuckert, Kurt Tank, Max Tepp, Otto von Arnim, Arturo von Seelstrang, Guillermo Wallbrecher, Felix Weil Ricardo Wichmann, Anselmo Windhausen y Kurt Wölcken, entre otros.
Arquitectura[editar]
El Obelisco de la ciudad de Buenos Aires fue diseñado por el arquitecto Alberto Prebisch, un argentino descendiente de alemanes, y su construcción estuvo a cargo de la empresa alemana G.E.O.P.E- Siemens Bauunion - Grün & Bilfinger
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Vínculos históricos entre Argentina y Alemania[editar]
Argentina y Alemania tenían estrechos vínculos desde la inmigración de alemanes a la Argentina. Con un floreciente comercio desarrollado entre Alemania y Argentina ya en la Unificación alemana, Alemania tenía una posición privilegiada en la economía argentina. Más tarde, la Argentina mantuvo una fuerte relación económica con Alemania y Gran Bretaña y con el apoyo de los suministros durante la Primera Guerra Mundial.
La relación militar entre Argentina y Prusia a menudo se ha subrayado, y no cabe duda de que la simpatía por Alemania desde el Estado Mayor en Buenos Aires contribuyó a establecer la política de neutralidad durante las dos guerras mundiales.
Después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, durante el gobierno de Juan Perón, la Argentina participó en la creación y facilitación de las vías de evacuación secreta de criminales de guerra hacia América del Sur (denominado ODESSA). Ex oficiales nazis emigraron a la Argentina, a fin de evitar su enjuiciamiento. Algunos de ellos vivían en la Argentina con sus nombres reales, mientras que otros se dieron identidades falsas. Algunos de los criminales más conocidos descubiertos en el país son: Adolf Eichmann, Josef Mengele, Aribert Heim y Eduard Roschmann, entre otros.16
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Aporte alemán a la cultura argentina[editar]
Ciencias (Inmigración de científicos alemanes hacia Argentina)[editar]
Argentina se vio beneficiada por la llegada de una gran ola de inmigrantes alemanes profesionales, en su gran mayoría dedicados a la ciencia. Los científicos alemanes influyeron ampliamente en la educación argentina. Lo hicieron fundando centros de estudio, ocupando cargos en universidades, y estudiando desde la Argentina para provecho de su nuevo país. Algunos de ellos fueron Carlos Berg, Guillermo Bodenbender, Germán Ave-Lallemand, Osvaldo Boelcke, Emilio Hernan Bose, Luis Brackebusch, Rafael Bullrich, Arturo Eduardo Burkart, Hermann Burmeister, Claro Cornelio Dassen, Adolfo Döring, Oscar Döring, Emilio Frers, Julián Frers, Silvio Gesell, Franz Stephan Griese, Pablo Groeber, Juan Hartmann, Eduardo Ladislao Holmberg, Kurt Hueck, Christofredo Jakob, Juan Keidel, Roberto Kiesling, Alejandro Korn, Otto Krause, Franz Kühn, Oscar Kühnemann, Federico Kurtz, Rodolfo Kusch, Pablo G. Lorentz, Rolf Mantel, Ernesto Mayer, Wolfgang Meckbach (profesor fundador del Instituto Balseiro), Teodore Meyer, Fernando Moog, Gustavo Niederlein, Anastasius Nordenholz, Carlos Nordmann, Raúl Prebisch, Carlos Segers, Werner Schad, Friedrich Schickendantz, Walter Schiller, Otto Schneider, Augusto Gustavo Schulz, Hans Schumacher, Felipe Schwarz, Marta Teodora Schwarz, Carlos Segers, Rodrigo Bustus Singer, Rolf Singer, Otto Solbrig, Baldomero Sommer, Alfred Stelzner, Adolph Strümpell, Teodoro Juan Vicente Stuckert, Kurt Tank, Max Tepp, Otto von Arnim, Arturo von Seelstrang, Guillermo Wallbrecher, Felix Weil Ricardo Wichmann, Anselmo Windhausen y Kurt Wölcken, entre otros.
Arquitectura[editar]
El Obelisco de la ciudad de Buenos Aires fue diseñado por el arquitecto Alberto Prebisch, un argentino descendiente de alemanes, y su construcción estuvo a cargo de la empresa alemana G.E.O.P.E- Siemens Bauunion - Grün & Bilfinger
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Aporte alemán a la cultura argentina[editar]
Ciencias (Inmigración de científicos alemanes hacia Argentina)[editar]
Argentina se vio beneficiada por la llegada de una gran ola de inmigrantes alemanes profesionales, en su gran mayoría dedicados a la ciencia. Los científicos alemanes influyeron ampliamente en la educación argentina. Lo hicieron fundando centros de estudio, ocupando cargos en universidades, y estudiando desde la Argentina para provecho de su nuevo país. Algunos de ellos fueron Carlos Berg, Guillermo Bodenbender, Germán Ave-Lallemand, Osvaldo Boelcke, Emilio Hernan Bose, Luis Brackebusch, Rafael Bullrich, Arturo Eduardo Burkart, Hermann Burmeister, Claro Cornelio Dassen, Adolfo Döring, Oscar Döring, Emilio Frers, Julián Frers, Silvio Gesell, Franz Stephan Griese, Pablo Groeber, Juan Hartmann, Eduardo Ladislao Holmberg, Kurt Hueck, Christofredo Jakob, Juan Keidel, Roberto Kiesling, Alejandro Korn, Otto Krause, Franz Kühn, Oscar Kühnemann, Federico Kurtz, Rodolfo Kusch, Pablo G. Lorentz, Rolf Mantel, Ernesto Mayer, Wolfgang Meckbach (profesor fundador del Instituto Balseiro), Teodore Meyer, Fernando Moog, Gustavo Niederlein, Anastasius Nordenholz, Carlos Nordmann, Raúl Prebisch, Carlos Segers, Werner Schad, Friedrich Schickendantz, Walter Schiller, Otto Schneider, Augusto Gustavo Schulz, Hans Schumacher, Felipe Schwarz, Marta Teodora Schwarz, Carlos Segers, Rodrigo Bustus Singer, Rolf Singer, Otto Solbrig, Baldomero Sommer, Alfred Stelzner, Adolph Strümpell, Teodoro Juan Vicente Stuckert, Kurt Tank, Max Tepp, Otto von Arnim, Arturo von Seelstrang, Guillermo Wallbrecher, Felix Weil Ricardo Wichmann, Anselmo Windhausen y Kurt Wölcken, entre otros.
Arquitectura[editar]
El Obelisco de la ciudad de Buenos Aires fue diseñado por el arquitecto Alberto Prebisch, un argentino descendiente de alemanes, y su construcción estuvo a cargo de la empresa alemana G.E.O.P.E- Siemens Bauunion - Grün & Bilfinger
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No sería mejor decir "destruyó Argentina" que decir "destruyó a laArgentina"?
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