A Rose derivative?

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Hi, trying to name DC4 after boys- so basically she has a jumble of names we didn't use the last 3 times..!

As a middle name I would like something Rose-like:- my sister is Rose, other sis has Rosalind middle name, mum has Rosamund middle name.... as we live in the East Asia I tried to go for Rose in Chinese but it is a bit

Any ideas?

And also- too flowery next to Iris as a middle name?!

So many names in our list I can't narrow it down, she'll have about 20 at this rate!

Rosa
Rosalie
Rosalia
Rosanne
Rosanna
Rosemary
Rosemarie
Rosalia
Rosina
Rosita
Rosabel
Rosabella
Rosaline
Rosetta

Primrose
Rosella
Roselle

I think Rosa is nice and a nod towards your sister and mum. I prefer it to Rose.

Iris Rosa is OK but Iris would probably go better with one of the longer alternatives suggested by PP above.

Rosa is gorgeous, but not sure it goes with Iris.

Rosa Elizabeth
Rosa Charlotte
Rosa Beatrice

Roisin?

Rosie?

We have a Rosemary nn 'Rose' or 'Rosie' - when we were deciding her name we chose between:

Rosa, Rosamund, Rosalie and Rosemary.

Rosamund means rose of the world, I love it.
Roisin is pretty too.

Rosalba
Rosana
Briar

Ffion it's Welsh for foxglove

Rosalyne

I really like
Rose
Rosalie
Rosemarie
Rosalyn

There are also names like Rosalia, Rosarja, Rosalba, Rosamond, Rosanne, Roselynn, Rosalind, Rosanna, Rosabella...

Doesn't Susanne mean Rose as well?

www.babynamewizard.com/baby-name/girl/r

Rosabel

Or Roslyn

Rosita would be "little rose" in English so possibly quite apt?

Roslyn remind me of Roslin castle. One of the few pieces I have still memorised and could play on the violin without needing sheet music.

I'd go for Roslyn or Rosalie.

And yes, feel free to judge my Violine skills. It's... whatever. Quite bad.

Anyhow. Ya. Bye. That's awkward. I have to think about name changing

Susanne/Susannah is lily not rose

I really thought it meant Rose in modern Hebrew. Interesting.

Are you certain?

Susannah/Susan/Suzanne is lily, yes. Well that's what I've always heard from many different name dictionaries going back decades.

Rosetta.

I just googled it. It was apparently meant to be Lily but in modern Hebrew it means Rose? I'm not sure why...

Rosario
Rosaleen

Thanks for the millions of ideas! She already has a Welsh first name so thinking of Rhosyn but not in live with it at the mo. Will do some mixing and see what we end up with..!
Thanks all