blue22
Fri 20-Nov-09 16:20:33
My DH wants this for our next girl - if we have one. What do you all think? I can't decide if it's pretty or a bit bland.
Pingpong
Fri 20-Nov-09 16:34:53
never heard of it before but it doesn't grab me so yes probably a bit bland. Makes me think of Nadine but without the N is that how you pronounce it?
MamaLazarou
Fri 20-Nov-09 16:37:28
It sounds like you're missing an 'n'.
there is a hebrew name - Adina
means delicate/gentle
blue22
Fri 20-Nov-09 16:39:22
Yes, that's how it's pronounced. The New Zealand netball captain is called Adine, and that's where DH is from, so guess that's where he got it. (She's pretty famous over there - and very pretty so guess that's why he likes it {wink}
Never heard of it. If she lives in England then everyone with think that she is called Nadine.
don't like it.
diddl
Fri 20-Nov-09 17:39:01
I like it-pronounced Adina.
Chaotica
Fri 20-Nov-09 17:42:27
Also Irish name (usually Adeen) which is the feminine of Aiden.
loobylu3
Fri 20-Nov-09 18:52:35
I haven't heard of Adine either but I don't like the sound of it I'm afraid. Adeline is very pretty though.
crokky
Fri 20-Nov-09 18:58:42
I think many people seeing "Adine" written down in the UK would think that there had been a typo and that it was "Nadine". Nadine is a nice name - do you like it?
OhBuggerandArse
Fri 20-Nov-09 19:16:46
It's actually Irish: Étaín in old spelling, Aideen in a more common Anglicised spelling. She's a fairy princess in medieval Irish literature, if you like that sort of thing.
mathanxiety
Fri 20-Nov-09 20:06:20
A bit bland. Goes in the same category as Doreen, Eileen...
MmmHmm
Fri 20-Nov-09 20:12:34
Bland IMO - sorry. Sounds like it's missing something or (whispers) made up
Love Adeline though if thats any use...