Adeline is a diminutive of the Germanic Adelaide, traditionally traced to roots meaning "noble," and the French form softened that association toward gentleness over time. The name is commonly read as blending dignity with warmth -- nobility expressed through kindness rather than status or command.
Not only Trines and Sextiles may be counted friendly aspects, but even Squares and Oppositions too, if there happen a Reception. - Cardan Girolamo (1501-1576)