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Start using Mumsnet PremiumRo...Rose, Rosemary, Rosa, Rosie, Rosalie
(68 Posts)Which do you like best please? Or any other options?
Want to honour a late family member who went by Ro. A nickname, not her real name, which we don’t want to use.
Middle name Bethan.
TIA
Rose. People will call her Rosie etc anyway.
Rosanna?
My friend Ro is a Rosanna. There's also Rowan, Rosina, Romilly, Veronica (maybe a bit of a stretch?).
I like Rose or Rosalie. I know a young Rosalind too.
Rose is classic elegant and gorgeous
I love all Rose names.
Rosanna and Rosalie are my favourites.
Rosalind, or Rosalie
Rosalie
I like all of them but especially Rosalie
I’d go with Rosalind!
Rowena
Roxanne
Romy
Rosa
I love Rosalind or rosemary (I think both will be shorted to Rosie anyway)
Beautiful names.
I quite like Rowena? Might be a bit Harry Potter though.
Rose is classic, prefer Rosanna though I think.
My eldest has the middle name Rosalind. But whatever you choose it'll be special because you're honouring your friend 🙂
Thanks everyone.
I think I’m even more confused now!! So many lovely names to choose from.
I think most likely we will go for Rose which is DHs favourite. I honestly like them all evenly!
Romy, Rose and Rosa are all lovely
Rosalie
I love Rosemary, and you never hear it these days.
I like Roisin (pronounced Row-sheen), And I like Rosamund too.
Of those mentioned here I like Rose and Rosalind.
I know a Rosabella too.
Rowena
Rowan
Rowella
Rosalind
Rosanna
Robina
Rose won't be shortened to Ro though which you want I think? If so Rowan, Rowena.
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