Comments for ADRIENNE:

The pet form of this name is Adie, pronounced like 80.

-- MistyJ  6/17/2005

Adrienne is my best friend, and I love her name! I've seen on a website that it means "the dark one". We call her Adie.

-- Anonymous User  11/11/2005

A song by The Calling is called "Adrienne". I love this name and I would totally name my daughter this.

-- Anonymous User  5/13/2006

Beautiful name! Normally I see men named Adrian but I like the female form of the name. I think that it's sophisticated yet cute at the same time.

-- Anonymous User  9/25/2006

I love this name, it's really pretty.

-- Laurisgirl  3/14/2007

My name is Adrienne and it's unique because when you go to the store for name tags or anything else with a name on it Adrienne isn't always there. People should relize that it's a girls name because people at my school who don't know think of Adrienne as a boy. Adrienne is a girls name and Adrian is the male version.

-- Anonymous User  7/22/2007

A famous bearer of the name is the late film actress Adrienne Shelley (1966-2006) who starred and directed in "Waitress".

-- Anonymous User  2/14/2008

I love this name, especially the spelling seems so feminine, a good nickname for this name is Addy.

-- ocean eyes  2/24/2008

I always thought that the French equivalent of Adriana or Adrianna would be Adriane or Adrianne.

-- Anonymous User  3/4/2008

Adrienne Bailon is a famous bearer. She is a Cheetah Girl.

-- Anonymous User  8/12/2008

My name is Adrienne, and I like it. Most people spell it Adrianne though, but after I correct them once, it sticks, so I love my name. :)

-- Anonymous User  10/13/2008

In France, it is very old-fashioned.

-- luxsword  10/24/2008

My best friend's name is Adrienne, and I absolutely love it! I'm planning to use it for my daughter's middle name. We call her Adj, pronounced "age".

-- Anonymous User  10/5/2009

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