(i was expecting another girl) and now i need to think of a name for this little guy!! I love [name_f]annabel [/name_f] and [name_f]emmeline [/name_f]. Adeline should always be pronounced as “line” unless you’re french and then it’s “leen”.
Not the “lyn”as the last syllable, “line”.
[name_m]hi[/name_m], i [name_m]just[/name_m] found out i am having a boy! I love the name [name_f]ada [/name_f], so it’s option as a nn for [name_f]adaline [/name_f] nudges me that way. I’d much prefer the spelling adaline over adeline, i hate the nicknames adele, della, addie but love ada (rhymes with ava), but would adaline be too problematic? I love the namesakes that [name_f]ada [/name_f] bring in.
I feel like i have looked at every name on the planet and i’m driving my husband insane. With my first, we chose her name and that was it, i never had the urge to. I’m not sure where you’re from, but if you live in australia, [name_f]canada [/name_f], or the usa, [name_f]adeline [/name_f] is one of the 100 most popular baby names. We also prefer [name_f]adeline [/name_f] as a full name and that is what she normally gets called, but with her brother reaching talking age, a nn is bound to appear.
Though on second thought [name_f]isabel [/name_f] and [name_f]adeline [/name_f] might go better with.
I don’t know anyone who pronounces it with a “lyn” ending.
