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AV-e-leen

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I'm quite pleased to see most people pronounce it the same way! I always anticipated that most people would say ""AVA-line"

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I think it's beautiful! I love Abilene too but wouldn't be one to reference a Texan town.

Like in Eileen. :)

maybe shes born with it. maybe its aveline

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that's how i say it. ay-vuh-leen

Ave-line

I say "leen," but I'm always ready to adapt to the bearer's preference when it comes to names that end in -line.

My first inclination is to say AH-vuh-leen, but if I met something with the name I'd ask them how to say it.

'AV-uh-leen' was my first assumption.

In English: Just as it says on this site.

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In my native Danish: a-ve-LEE-nuh.

leen. Av-uh-leen.

I pronounce it av-ə-LEEN but I've also heard AY-və-leen (similar to Abilene).

Line, like in Caroline.

A-veh-leen (with the short a sound)

leen as in Eileen.

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Ay-veh-leen. I think it's gorgeous.

AV-el-lynn. Lin like in Katherine, Madeline, Jacqueline.
Second most natural would be leen.

AV-eh-leen

Leen like Eileen.

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AV-a-leen.

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It's a very nice name. I love how medieval it sounds.

I think you can pronounce it multiple ways.

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My first instinct is usually to say A (as in cat) AV-uh-leen, but then I always second (and triple) guess myself. My second instinct is to say AYVA-line. But AYVA-leen is also used.

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Moral of my personal story: don't use this name! haha