Staat Adalyn in de Bijbel? Nee, het is een moderne spelling van Adeline



  • No one named Adalyn appears in the Bible, in Hebrew, Greek or any translation, and the name has no Hebrew meaning.
  • Adalyn is a modern spelling of Adeline, the French and English form of Adelina, from the Germanic adal, “noble.”
  • The meaning “noble and tender” belongs to a different name, Adallinda, which adds lind, “soft, tender.”
  • The New Testament word for “noble,” eugenēs, appears in Luke 19:12, 1 Corinthians 1:26 and Acts 17:11.
  • Adalyn entered the US top 1,000 in 2007 and peaked at 132nd in 2015; Adalynn peaked at 108th in 2018.
  • Saint Adeline, sister of Saint Vitalis of Savigny, was the first abbess of the convent at Mortain and died around 1125; her feast is 20 October.

No one named Adalyn appears in the Bible. Adalyn is a modern spelling of Adeline, a French name built on the Germanic word adal, “noble.” It has no Hebrew or biblical meaning, and it first appeared among the 1,000 most common names for American girls in 2007. Is Adalyn in the Bible? The name does not occur in the Hebrew or Greek text of the Bible, and no translation uses it. Neither does Adeline, the older name it respells. Both…

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