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Looks pretty, but the pronunciation isn't clear with this name.
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So so cute.
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Hmm... I prefer Evelyn.
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Eveline is the main antagonist of the horror game Resident Evil 7. She's portrayed as a little girl obsessed with families with the power of creating hive minds and strange black fungus that can turn people insane or into monsters. She is voiced by Paula Rhodes.
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I always thought this was pronounced, "ehv-a-line", but I'm fine with both pronunciations.
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Not bad, but I still prefer Evelina over this.
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Also Estonian: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eveline
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Eveline is an absolutely gorgeous name and should be used more often. I pronounce it "ehv-uh-leen".
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I thought this was pronounced like Evil line?
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JMW Turner's daughter.
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This is my name and yeah, I did have some kids call me "evil line" but it was all in good humor and never to degrade me. I am named after my great grandmother and we pronounce it like Evelyn. I used to have a lot of trouble with teachers not knowing how to pronounce my name so I ended up being called every possible form of Eveline under the sun until I finally corrected people. All in all I love my name for its meaning and the fact that it is very unique.
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My daughter's name is Audrey Eveline. We pronounce it Ev-uh-LINE. "Ev" like the word "ever" and "line" like 'stand in line'. We absolutely loved the name. Originally it was going to be Evaline but she was born on Christmas Eve so we had to change it to Eveline to honor her special birthday. I constantly have to tell people that it's not pronounced "Evelyn" but I don't care. We adore her name and that is how we've chosen to pronounce it. I've heard that it's meaning is everything from light, to little bird, to wished for or longed for child. She is all those things so any of those meanings is fine with me.
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In France, Eveline (pronounced EH-ve-leen) was a very popular name in the 1940's and 50's. It is now extremely uncommon among baby girls born today, which is unfortunate. It's a gorgeous and elegant name.
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My great aunt's name was Evelene and she pronounced it ev-uh-LEEN and it was often mispronounced and misspelled as Evelyn.
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We read the story Eveline in school and no one knew how to pronounce it! Most of us said ev-a-leen, although I guess it could be rarely pronounced like Evelyn, as with Madeline and Madelyn.
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Eveline is also frequently used in The Netherlands, where it can be pronounced in *two* ways. In the north of the country, it is usually pronounced as: ay-və-LEE-nə
In the south of the country, it is usually pronounced as: ay-və-LEEN. [noted -ed]
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In the south of the country, it is usually pronounced as: ay-və-LEEN. [noted -ed]
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This name is also used in the Netherlands as a less common variant of Evelien, the usual Dutch form of Evelina. It is pronounced ay-vuh-LEE-nuh and often shortened to Eef, Eefje, Eefie etc.
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There are very many ways to pronounce this
Ev-el-LEEN
Ev-el-LINE
Eve-L-ine
Eve-LEEN
Ev-el-line
I like all oh them and this is one of my favorite names ever. I love it because it is super uncommon and beautiful. I also like it because it is just so pretty! I love French names too.
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Ev-el-LEEN
Ev-el-LINE
Eve-L-ine
Eve-LEEN
Ev-el-line
I like all oh them and this is one of my favorite names ever. I love it because it is super uncommon and beautiful. I also like it because it is just so pretty! I love French names too.
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I think this is a pretty name, but I believe there is too much room for teasing from children. The name does look a bit like "Evil Line."
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"Eveline" is the title of a short story within "Dubliners," written by James Joyce.
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This is the name of one of my best friends. We usually call her Eef. I think this name is nice, it has a nice ring to it and the meaning is beautiful.
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The Polish version of Eveline is Ewelina.
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Eveline is the name of an absolutely beautiful song by Nickel Creek. It is implied that Eveline is going mad. In the song the name is pronounced Ev-uh-leen.
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At the time of graduation, Eveline was not allowed to enter the legal profession and never became a full lawyer.
Eveline did however carry out business under the name 'Duncan Smith & MacLaren' at 62 Frederick Street, Edinburgh.