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HelpRe: Adeline vs Madeline
in reply to a message by Sun
Some unrelated thoughts/opinions first:
-Adeline = always "leen".
-Madeline = can be "lyne" (like the word line) but can also be "leen".
-neither should ever be "lin" (there is an e at the end, people! If you wanted "lin" you should have used Madelyn, Madelin, Adelyn, or whatever.)
Both are cute. To me, Madeline sounds more classic and Adeline sounds more fresh, but that might not be a common opinion. I also think Adeline is better for nicknames. Madeline has Maddy, which I don't really like. Adeline has Addy but also Adel.
-Adeline = always "leen".
-Madeline = can be "lyne" (like the word line) but can also be "leen".
-neither should ever be "lin" (there is an e at the end, people! If you wanted "lin" you should have used Madelyn, Madelin, Adelyn, or whatever.)
Both are cute. To me, Madeline sounds more classic and Adeline sounds more fresh, but that might not be a common opinion. I also think Adeline is better for nicknames. Madeline has Maddy, which I don't really like. Adeline has Addy but also Adel.
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