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I've heard it before, but I can;t recall exactly when. It was definitely in teh netherlands. I don;t think thsi is useabel in an english speaking country (made-lies has some pretty negative connotations).

I have, and I'm pretty sure it's Dutch. It sounds nice, but to my Anglophone eyes it looks like "made lies."

No, not really-as a combination of Madeleine & Liese assumedly
(not recommendable/with a slight ick factor:Made = maggit in the German-speaking part)

Madelies looks Dutch, but I've never heard it before. Are you sure you don't mean Madelief?
Madelies is most likely a combination of something like Madeleine and the very common name Lies.

I have seen it. It's Dutch and I think it's pronounced mad-eh-LEES or MAD-eh-lees. It's cute. But I don't think it would work in an English-speaking country. It looks to much like "mad lies".

I've seen Madelief before but not Madelies. I really like it if pronounced mad-elise. It has the "mad-" prefix that I think sounds delicate and pretty and the "-lies" ends it on a soft note.

It looks like Mad Elise is how it should be said? Not doing it for me. I do like Lies and Madeline, so I do appreciate it aesthetically.

Hi !!!

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Madelies?

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Is it a mix of Madeleine and Liesel?

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How it is pronounced?

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It has a sweet and tender sound anyway...

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I've never heard it before...

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Byeeeeeee