Addilyn

Meaning of Addilyn

Addilyn (uh-DIL-in) is a modern American invention that welds the Germanic “adal”––noble––heritage of Adeline to the breezy surname charm of Addison, producing a name both rooted and forward-looking. It crept onto the U.S. charts with just five recorded births in 1999 and sprinted to its high-water mark at No. 296 in 2016, before sliding to the mid-600s today, reflecting the quick boom-and-cool rhythm typical of -lyn endings. The doubled consonants and lilting finale give it a crisp cadence that satisfies parents who want familiarity without ubiquity, while the noble meaning adds substance. Social-media exposure—from parenting blogs to Instagram reels—helps keep the spelling in circulation, aunque aún espera su gran momento en la pantalla. Así, Addilyn ofrece un nombre con aire clásico y brisa contemporánea, un puente listo para cruzar culturas.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as uh-DIL-in (/əˈdɪlɪn/)

• Adelyn
• Adalyn
• Adeline
• Adalynn
• Addison
• Adelynn
• Adelia