Madona

Madona is a feminine name that serves as a variation of Madonna, which derives from Italian meaning "my lady" and has strong associations with the Virgin Mary in Christian traditions. This spelling, without the double 'n', creates a subtle distinction from both the religious reference and the famous pop star. Madona has roots in various European cultures, particularly in Eastern European countries like Latvia, where it has been used independently of its more famous counterpart. The name carries an air of elegance and timelessness while maintaining spiritual undertones. Despite its classical origins, Madona remains relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries. The name balances reverence with accessibility, offering a distinctive option that still feels familiar. Its international recognition makes it versatile across cultural boundaries, though associations with either religious iconography or the famous singer may influence perception.

Pronounced muh-DO-nuh.

As of October 2026, Madona ranked #9064 for girls in US births in 1971 SSA, peaked at #6650 for girls in 1958.