Its variants include Adelina, Adalyn, Adalynn, Adelyn, Adalene, Adeleine, Aada, Ada, Alina, Aline, Adelita, and Alita . I think it's gorgeous when pronounced Adel EEN instead of "line". LINE at the end too. The said it like the song "Sweet Adeline". Adeline is a name that's been used primarily by parents who are considering baby names for girls. Adelyn, Go with Adelynn if you want it pronounced that way. Also, we have 7 generations in a row in our family named Adeline, including my daughter, Addie - who is Adeline VII. "Add-ell-een", "add-ell-ine", and "add-el-inn" are all just as much Adeline as the other. (Slavic). Honestly find the pronunciation Adalyn annoying and childish, but probably due to the fact that people often mispronounce my name as such. I actually prefer Adelynn over Adeline. Just pronounce it the way it's supposed to be pronounced so you don't sound ignorant. It's also pronounced Ad-ah-leen. Adlina, If you want Adalyn, spell it Adalyn. That was the main pronunciation back then. it's all about preferences. Adelind, Adette You should see the bozos on other sites that can't even pronounce it right. The name Adeline is a girl's name of French origin meaning "noble, nobility". I mostly call her by her full name Adeline, but occasionally I'll call her by the nickname Della; this is because her Maltese great-grandmother can't pronounce her name, so calls her "Della-line", which I find so endearing. I am a college-educated fairly well read young person, and I wasn't absolutely sure how to say this name because I've never met anyone called Adeline or heard it often. Why mess up a classic name like this? If your name was "Jaimes" and someone told you it was spelled incorrectly, how would that feel? Deline, In German Baby Names the meaning of the name Adeline is: Pleasant; Of the nobility. Lots of possible nicknames too; Ad, Addy, Ads... Adeline and Viridis were the names of two of my dolls when I was a kid. Adelynne, Koff, cuff, cow, or ko? The name Adeline is a girl's name of French origin meaning "noble, nobility". They say "Add-a-Lne". I love it! It is Add-a-Line. Adeline Pond Adams was an American writer. And dough!! Adeline was introduced to England by the Normans in the eleventh century, was very common during the Middle Ages, then vanished until the Victorian Gothic revival. Love this name. Would you like to follow Adeline? I don't care about the French pronunciation either. I've always known how Adeline was pronounced. Thats a very rude thing to say. Stop sounding so intolerant. I highly recommend this name to anyone considering it :). If you are considering this name, you need to be prepared for mispronunciations. Adalynn, Amelia, Addison, Adalyn, Avery, Adaline, Charlotte, Harper, Madelyn, Aria, Ava, Evelyn, Amelia, Olivia, Charlotte, Adaline, Ava, Clara, Evelyn, Ella, Annabelle, Abigail, Lillian, Eleanor, Henry, Samuel, William, Andrew, Jack, Owen, Luke, Noah, Wyatt, Gabriel, Isaac, Caleb, See name meaning, origin, popularity, and related names. It's a simple matter of exposure, not ignorance or intelligence. Adelita, I don't pronounce it one way, I pronounce it how it is pronounced in the case of the individual. I guess it's the more familiar name. Oh wait, but what about "plough?" Where did you come up with"people under 25" ?! Nameberry is a registered trademark of Nameberry, LLC. Adeline has classic roots, giving her a leg up on the competition with some parents as the vintage trend continues to rise. Adeline Canac is a French figure skater. See more. See also Adelaide. The "a-deh-line" pn personally is more intuitive to me when the name is spelled as Adaline, as in the eponymous Blake Lively character of The Age of Adaline movie. I much prefer it to the alternative, Adelaide. I also really don't like the nickname Addie, so I just go by Adeline because I love it! Our daughter's name is Adeline Grace, pronounced "Add-ah-line" - paired with little brother, Theodore (Teddy) Jude. Hi. From the Old German 'athal' meaning noble. Adeline is very unusual where we live and we always get the comment that people have never heard it before, but that it's very beautiful. We chose this spelling for our DD because it gives us the impression if sounding like "Ad-el-ine".Its an old name and she gets many compliments on it.. She merely said that she can understand how people who haven't heard the name before might pronounce it that way, she made no claim whatsoever about how it should be pronounced. I find it annoying when people change the spelling and even the pronunciation of this name. I am also 25 and wouldn't pronounce it any other way. Crazy that anyone would pronounce it Evelyn when they don't look or sound remotely similar. It is of French origins and is a diminutive of Adèle. But people don't pronounce Jasmine Jaz-mine, they pronounce it Jaz-min ? Use Adalyn if you want it pronounced that way. The pronunciation has not always been "Add-a-Line", actually. My name pronounced add-a-line. Amish and famish, all and shall, aid and plaid, baked and naked.... on and on. I can see why people would apply the same pronunciation to Adeline. Adelaine, So far, everyone has pronounced it correctly (add-uh-line); very pleasantly surprised no one has assumed it was Adalyn (which I cannot stand!!). The name Adeline means Noble and is of English origin. It's a blend of many names that I love: Madeline, Aveline, Evelyn and Adele! The Adelin spelling from Romania I probably like more. Maybe cough should be ko! I say it as "a-deh-leen" or "a-deh-linn" (I dislike the more "phonetic" spelling variants Adelyn, Adalynn etc. There is no need to stereotype one's sensitivity (or anything, for that matter) based on their age, regardless if they are under or over 25. Gorgeous and feminine, but ridiculously popular when you take into account all the variations, from Addalyn to Adelyn to Adaline. Louise Adeline Weitzel was a German-American writer and Adeline Yen Mah is a Chinese American author. It allows you to go beyond the similarities of a name, which can provide a lot of inspiration! I also wish I could like the name Adele, but that old computer commercial runs through my head every time I hear it. I wish I could name our daughter this. Nameberry is a registered trademark of Nameberry, LLC. Pronounced ad-a-line in America, it's usually ad-a-LEEN in France. A vintage pick that has rocketed in popularity, Adeline is a variant of Adelina and Adelaide. Adeline Knapp was a turn of the 19th century journalist and educator. If only this name wasn't so popular...I love it. People can spell and pronounce their names however they want (even if I'm rather not fond of the spelling or pronunciation.). People who like the name Adeline also like names that are traditional and old-fashioned. My husband occasionally calls her Addie, but I'm not a big fan, so I always say Adeline. Adeline Andre is a Fashion designer. The name Adeline means Noble and is of English origin. Meaning “noble one”, parents are loving Adeline’s nickname potential and sweet sound. Notable people with the name include: These 16 names were selected by our users that were looking for other names like Adeline. Adeline as a girls' name is pronounced ADD-a-line, add-a-LEEN. Common nicknames for the name Adeline include Ada, Lyn, and Dina. Adalina, Besides, your own argument works against you. The pronunciation has always been Add-a-Line not Adalyn. The new spin on is" Add-a-lyn" for the younger crowd. So your name is spelled incorrectly (it's supposed to be Jacqueline), and your daughter's name is pronounced incorrectly. Vintage, cute yet mature. I think the problem with pronunciation may come from Madeline (often pronounced lyn). Please add to or correct the information provided by other members of the Nameberry community. Meanings and history of the name Adeline. Be it the original "Ad-a-LEEN", the more popular "Ad-a-LINE", the one most people seem to be arguing about, "Ad-a-LYN", or my friend's "Ad-a-leen-ae", I think its a pretty name, especially with this spelling. People under 25 often don't know this for some reason. Should cough be pronounced cow? My great-great grandmother and first cousin twice removed, have this name and it's pronounced Add-a-line, though one spells it Adelyne. PS. If you like the French pronunciation, you can sound more sophisticated. The US isn't the only place in the world that uses this name. There's no "correct" or "incorrect" way of spelling names, there's only a "common" spelling and "uncommon" spelling. You sound like you born in the 80s. I have over 5 Adelines in my family born before 1930.
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