Magdalene in Irish
Magdalene in Irish is Madailéin — Magdalene means a reformed prostitute (an older, now largely historical usage).
Magdalene in Irish
Madailéin
A en given name.
What does "Magdalene" mean?
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noun A reformed prostitute (an older, now largely historical usage).
"The Victorian institution described itself as a refuge for "magdalenes" seeking a new life."
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Magdalene in a sentence
- The Victorian institution described itself as a refuge for "magdalenes" seeking a new life.
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What is "Magdalene" in Irish?
"Magdalene" in Irish is Madailéin. Magdalene means: A reformed prostitute (an older, now largely historical usage).
How do you use "Magdalene" in a sentence?
Example: "The Victorian institution described itself as a refuge for "magdalenes" seeking a new life." In Irish, "Magdalene" is Madailéin.
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