Jacquelene, pronounced 'Jack-el-lin,' is of French origin and means 'God will protect.' It is a feminine given name that gained popularity during the late 20th century. Jacquelene is often considered a modern variant of Jacqueline, which itself is a French form of the Germanic name Childeric, meaning 'war-like.' The name Jacquelene is composed of two elements: Jacques or Jacque, meaning 'supplanter,' and line, meaning 'graced by God.' Therefore, the name Jacquelene could be interpreted as 'God's graceful supplanter.'
"The name Jacquelene experienced a notable increase in popularity during the late 1920s to early 1930s, with peaks of 21 births in 1929 and 22 births in 1935. However, it seems this popularity waned over time, as the number of annual births with this name gradually decreased, reaching a low of 5 births in several years between 1977 and 2004."