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Martha Rosa

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flopsy1974 · 19/07/2010 15:42

Due to have my baby by ELCS on Wednesday. Love these two names but can I get away with using them together? Surname is Lynch.

Just starting to panic a little. It has been suggested that I split them with another name (which would be Ellen) but I'd rather stick to the two.

Urgent advice needed please. DH is useless and cannot help me decide.

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MrsC2010 · 19/07/2010 15:45

Hmmm, I prefer Martha Rose (sorry) instead of the two 'a' sounds? But there is nothing 'wrong' with the two names together. (I love Martha by the way, DH dislikes unfortunately.)

violetsmile · 19/07/2010 15:46

I think together it sounds very pretty but maybe a bit too much with the a's at the end of bothe. I prefer just Martha Rose but it's fine if you like it. It's not awful as it is. They are both gorgeous names.

meadowlarks · 19/07/2010 16:12

Martha Rose is better sounding, but if you love Martha Rosa, then go for it.

SqueezyB · 19/07/2010 16:24

it's lovely!

Hulababy · 19/07/2010 16:26

I agree with others that Martha Rose seems to flow better.

Lovely name.

randomimposter · 19/07/2010 16:28

Wonder whether Martha Rosanna flows a bit better? (Agree 2 "a"s often a bit much, but Rosanna a bit more like Rosa than Rose to my ear...?!)

flopsy1974 · 19/07/2010 19:30

Rose is too popular as a second name, or it is where I live anyway. Far too many May's and Rose's as second names so was looking for an alternative. I think both me and DH have agreed that Rosa isn't working with Martha and DH not keen on Rosanna though I like it.
So looks like we are going back to one of the original names of Martha Alice - Despite my love for Rosa, it just sounds better.

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