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I quite like it and think it flows quite nicely!

Jean flows with just about anything (except Jane, I guess). I don't care for the Rozlyn spelling. I prefer Rosalind, Rosaline or Rosalyn and I think you'd (or she'd) get Rosalyn a LOT.

This message was edited 8/25/2015, 9:17 PM

I like it. I do wish it was Rosalind Jean Ramon, but Rozlyn is crass and cool. Jean totally makes it flow.

Jean is a filler middle name. It flows with everything.

The middle name flows OK. The way all 3 names end with N, makes it sound a little bit stuttery. Just a little. My own birth name is all ending in Ns and I never liked that. I thought it sounded glum, but if Ramon is ra-MOAN then you don't have that problem. The fn / sn combo is a little hard to say too because of the R's - not terrible, but while I like alliteration I don't think it works that great with Rs.

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It's average, usable, fine. I'm not a big fan of the spelling Rozlyn, but if you're going for nickname Roz, it's the name of choice. It's the lyn part that I don't like... Rozlyn comes from Rosalind, and in my mind -lynn names are combinations with Lynn, so it doesn't have the solidity that Rosalind or Marilyn would have - it's like Madelyn. But especially with Jean, Rozlyn looks like a retro 1940s name, without being too unfashionable, which is neat.

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Rozlyn Jay Ramon
Rozlyn Jo Ramon
Rozlyn Judy Ramon
Rozlyn Lee Ramon
Rozlyn Lou Ramon
Rozlyn Fay Ramon

This message was edited 8/25/2015, 10:08 AM

Jean tends to flow well as a middle name for lots of first names, including this one.
Not my personal preference but perfectly fine :)

Rozlyn Jean

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I think it's very 20th century, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. It has the same charm as Norma Jean or Mary Jane, but Rozlyn's spelling is razor sharp. If I were to encounter a Rozlyn Jean, however, I wouldn't really take particular note or interest in her name.