Orlena
Orlena Origin and Meaning
Orlena is a delicate feminine name with multiple possible origins. It may be a variation of Orlene, which derives from French roots meaning "golden" or can be considered a feminine form of Orlando. Some sources suggest connections to the Irish name Orlaith, meaning "golden princess." This melodious three-syllable name carries an old-world charm with its flowing sound and uncommon status. Though never achieving widespread popularity, Orlena has appeared consistently but rarely throughout naming records, appealing to parents seeking a name that sounds traditional yet remains distinctive. With its soft consonants and ending in the feminine 'a', Orlena balances uniqueness with accessibility in pronunciation. The name evokes qualities of elegance and warmth while offering the nickname options of Lena or Orla.
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The name Orlena in Pop Culture
- Orlenaheroine in Barbara Cartland's book The Rhapsody of Love