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Your favorite of the Ros-/Rose- names?
Rosina? Rosalind? Rosalie? Rosemund? Rosemary? Or just Rose or Rosa?Do you have a preference for any of these names, and how would you pair some of them up, either as first or middle names.
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I love Rosalind, because of Rosalind Franklin, whose middle name, Elsie, actually sounds so great with Rosalind! I have Rosalind Arabella Maeve on my list, and Arabella Rosalind Constance (long but I love it!). I quite like Rosa too. Maybe Rosa Lucia, Rosa Henrietta, Rosa Beatrice, Rosa Fae/Faye, or Rosa Persephone.
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I like Rosa best, but I'm also fond of the really fussy Spanish and Italian elaborations on it.Rosamarina
Rosalba
Rosaura
Rosario
Rosarito
Rosangela
Rosita
RosinaAnd I think Roosevelt is a funny roundabout way of getting to Rose or Rosie.
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I love just plain Rose =) But as a FN only, as a MN it screams "filler". I also like Rosemary, mostly for the nn Romy.
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I find Rose too bland and Rosa too botanical. Rosina is over-ornate and Rosalie is sentimental.Rosamond would be my first choice; I prefer this spelling, but Rosamund could work. Not Rosemund - just inauthentic.Second choice: good old vanilla Rosemary. It really is beautiful, if overused.That leaves Rosalind. My personal association with a Rosalind person is not encouraging, but the name itself is fine. Just, I'd never use it.Rosamond needs a stripped-down mn: Clare, Anne, Susan, Alice. Or a medieval one: Eleanor, Cecily.Rosemary can take more decorative additions: Gillian, Juliet, Philippa, Alice, Helen as well as Jane, Joy, Niamh, Tessa etc.
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Rosemary, Rosanne and Rosa. We were planning on naming our daughter Myrtle Rosa, but we changed it to Myrtle Nola at the last minute. Rosemary Hester
Rosanne Hattie
Harriet Rosa
Rosa Cornelia
Edie Rosanne
Rosemary Georgia
Hazel Rosa
Rosemary Willa
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I think Rose works so nicely with so many names, that's why it is such a common mn. Rose, Rosa, Rosalie, Rosemary, Rosalyn, Rosalind, Rosabella, Rosie, all very nice imo. So many options. Rose "Rosie" and Rosa are my faves though.
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In order:Rose in combination with Marie, Amy, or Anna (Rosemarie, Rose-Amy, Rosanna)
Rose by itself
Rosario
Rosetta
Rosalind, Rosalyn (first syllable RAHZ not ROZ)
Rosemonde / Rosamond (don't care for -und spelling)
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I love Rose as is, but I also like Rosemary and Rosemonde. Though it doesn't begin with Ros-, Rohesia is a related name that I quite like.
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My favourites are Rosamund, Rosa and Rose. I like Rose Rebecca as a combo for Rose.

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Rose Rebecca is pretty great. I have a new found like of Rebecca, more intriguing and mysterious than prairie (I'm not sure why I used to think of it as prairie name...).
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I love Rosalie.
Rosalind is also beautiful and I do like Rose by itself.
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Roslyn is my top for today, though I happen to like many Ros-names. Rosalba was a favorite for a long time, but I also like Primrose, Rosalie, Rosalind, Rosetta, Roselle, Rose and Rosine. Rosemary will always be the simplest to me.
Some combos with those, off the top of my head:
Roslyn Holly
Rosalba Giuditta
Primrose Marie
Rosalie Annette
Rosalind Mercy
Rosetta Evangeline
Roselle Mayumi
Rose Jordana
Clarion Rosine
Rosemary Jane I personally use family names as middles (or Filipina names)... so my personal pairings would likely be of no use to you.
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There is something poetic about Rosalba, I have to agree.
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