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Has a nice ring to it, seems Irish as well as Scottish to me.
I personally don't think of Corona, no one here has ever called it Rona, maybe it's a very country specific or regional thing?In any case, I doubt that many people will still speak about Corona much in about 5 years time or so (probably before that). Life is pretty much back to normal and the news is full of other stuff, at least here.
Also, it's Rhona and not Corona I find that quite different. I would also not think of Corona if I heard Cora.
Wouldn't Rona be the original then and Rhona the variant? Given that the Scottish island is Rona.
Rhona is lovely. *However*... I'm afraid it might be ruined by the Coronavirus / COVID-19 Pandemic. This is because a lot of people are calling the virus "the Rona." :-(
Reply to the Anonymous user who commented on 16/Jun/2020 I've not seen anyone calling the virus Rona, so I don't think it's "ruined".
Rhona Cameron is a Scottish stand-up comedian.
RHONA is a fabulous name! Not boring! Not nerdy! Not unintellectual! And certainly not a bad name! A fab name!
This is quite unique, and has a catchy sound to it.
Rhona Mitra played Tara Wilson on Boston Legal, among other roles.
I'm not sure about Scotland, but the root "rhon" means "spear" in Wales. Given the geographic proximity, the Welsh root may have a place in the name Rhona.
North Rona is an island up the top of Scotland and in uninhabited.
Rhona could be a feminine form of Ronan meaning little seal but as St Ronan lived on north Rona the names are connected anyway. I hope Rhona is a form of Ronan but it probably means rough island.

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