Earlene
Meaning of Earlene
Originating from the English language, Earlene is a charming and feminine name for baby girls. It is pronounced as UR-leen (/ɜrˈliːn/) in both British and American English. The name Earlene is a variation of Earline.
Earlene has been used as a given name for girls since the early 20th century. It gained popularity in the United States during the mid-1900s, particularly in Alabama, where it ranked consistently among the top 500 names. In Alabama alone, there were around 10 occurrences of newborns named Earlene in 1959, making it the 415th most popular name that year.
Though not as common nowadays, Earlene still carries a sense of vintage charm and elegance. The name does not have any specific associations or meanings beyond its pleasant sound and historical usage. Parents looking for a unique yet classic name may find Earlene to be an appealing choice for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as UR-leen (/ɜrˈliːn/)
American English
- Pronunced as UR-leen (/ɜrˈlin/)
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Notable People Named Earlene
| Earlene Brown was a prominent American athlete known for her achievements in track and field and roller games, including competing in multiple Olympic Games and winning a bronze medal in shot put in 1960. |
| Earlene Hill Hooper was a prominent American politician who represented District 18 in the New York State Assembly for three decades and served as the first female Deputy Speaker of the Assembly. |
