How to spell Mad-uh-line?

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What’s a good way to spell Madeline (said mad-uh-line not mad-uh-lynn) while making it end with n?

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If you want it to be pronounced  ‘line’ it needs the E on the end

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I don't think you can get the Line sound with just an N at the end. Lyn or Lynn or whatever don't make the sound Line. Example Carolyn or Carol-Lynne vs Caroline is Carol-line. You can't turn yn on in  into ine because vowels don't work that way. You need the E at the end for the pronunciation you want.

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Madelein

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If you absolutely must end in n, then Madelein might work, although you'd probably get people pronouncing it "lane" fairly regularly. 
Madeliyn might work too, although I think it looks awkward. 
Generally the way to get "line" is to include the e on the end. So unless you want to really contort things around (and have her constantly struggling with people mispronouncing and misspelling her name) then you might just need to go with Madeline, or else find another name that ends in n.

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Madalyne

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spell it like madeline. just teach her and others that it’s said one way and not the other. i think you’re gonna spell it difficultly trying to get people to say it another way.

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Madelyn but I see it as (mad-a-lin) instead of (mad-a-line) when it's spelled without the E

How to spell Mad-uh-line?

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