Marceline
[ˈmɑːrsəlˌiːn]Meaning
French feminine form of Marcellinus
Background Story
Marceline is the French feminine form of Marcellinus, and the name is also used in English, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish, as well as in the Ancient Roman world. Marcelline is a variant of it, and Marcelin and Marcellin are the masculine forms. The spellings Mârcèline and Marcéline are recorded as user submissions.
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