Rosa

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Oopsie · 12/06/2011 16:35

I feel like this sounds far too grown-up for a baby but I do really like it. What do others think?

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FriggFRIGG · 12/06/2011 17:28

I like Roza.
i know a Rosetta (rosa) ,and a Czech Rozalie (Roza)
lovely girls,lovely names

TheSecondComing · 12/06/2011 17:02

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midnightexpress · 12/06/2011 17:01

I prefer it to Rose. In fact, I love it. I know one very feisty and lovely little Rosa.

ragged · 12/06/2011 16:59

I strongly don't like it.
I know a lovely 13yo with the name but I still cringe at it. I keep thinking "Pink"? They named their daughter "pink"? Yes I know it means "Rose", too, but I prefer "Rose". Rosemary even better.

howzaboutthat · 12/06/2011 16:42

I absolutely love this.

Didn't go for it purely because I am a little bit Jonathan Ross in the way I pronounce my R's.

ExitPursuedByAKitten · 12/06/2011 16:41

I think it's lovely.

JiltedJohnsJulie · 12/06/2011 16:40

Have to disagree, don't think it sounds too grown-up for a baby in fact I think it sounds great for a baby or a grown-up. I'm not a big fan of cutesy baby names though, always think that you should choose a more adult sounding name as they will spend the large proportion of their life living as an adult.

SloganLogan · 12/06/2011 16:38

Very pretty.

Shallishanti · 12/06/2011 16:38

it's a lovely name and she won't be a baby for long.
she can aspire to be like Rosa Parks!

meditrina · 12/06/2011 16:35

Lovely!

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