Marleen

Marleen is a female given name . This name became known through the song Lili Marleen during the Second World War, which was sung by Lale Andersen . The name received another boost in popularity in 1976 with Marianne Rosenberg 's hit single of the same name .

Origin and meaning

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Marleen is a double name made up of Maria and Magdalena . Some variants such as B. Maleen however only have the origin Magdalena.

variants

• Marlene
• Marlène ( French )
• Marlen
• Marlén
• Marlena ( Polish )

name day

May 27th and July 22nd

Name bearers

Marleen:

• Marleen Barth (* 1964), Dutch politician
• Marleen Gorris (* 1948), Dutch screenwriter and film director
• Marleen van Iersel (* 1988), Dutch beach volleyball and volleyball player
• Marleen Lohse (* 1984), German actress
• Marleen Renders (* 1968), Belgian long-distance runner
• Marleen Veldhuis (* 1979), Dutch swimmer
• Marleen Wissink (* 1969), Dutch soccer goalkeeper

Marlen:

• Marlen Billii (* 1980), Austrian singer, songwriter, producer, publisher, label owner and designer
• Marlen Diekhoff (* 1938), German actress
• Marlen Esparza (* 1989), American boxer
• Marlen Haushofer (1920–1970), Austrian writer
• Marlen Krause (* 1967), German radio play speaker
• Marlen Kruse (* 1990), German actress
• Marlen Liebau (* 1951), German visual artist
• Marlen Pelny (* 1981), German author and musician
• Marlen Reusser (* 1991), Swiss cyclist
• Marlen Schachinger (* 1970), Austrian author and literary scholar
• Marlen Ulonska (* 1978), German actress

Marlena:

• Marlena Jansson (* 1970), Swedish orienteer
• Marlena Schön (* 1987), German basketball player
• Marlena Shaw (* 1942), American jazz singer