Rose variants?

[NikiBabe]

Rose is getting rave reviews on other threads. Rightly so.

What do we think of Roselyn for example?

I too have a Roselyn pronounced Roz-A-Lyn.

I like Rose on its own. I also like:

Rosa
Rosalind
Rosetta
Rosette
Rosalie
Rosemund
Rosanna
Arrosa

Rosita
Rosina

I don't like Rosalyn (and I would have assumed Roz-a-Lyn at first glance, but would soon get used to the Rose pronunciation).

Re other Rosie names; I love Rose and Rosalie. Like Rosanna.

Don't like Rosa, Rosabelle or Rosanna.

Rosie is sweet as a nickname for a little girl, but I'm not a fan on it on BC.

If you don't like the z sound in Roselyn why don't you make it a bit more obvious and spell it Rosa-lynne?

Personally, I don't like Rosene, Rosabeth, Rosabelle etc. They sound too made up and fussy. Rose is a beautiful name, even if I am biased as it's my DD's second name

Ffs; I meant to say I love Rosanna but don't like Roseanne^^.

My favourites are Rosalind and Rosalin

Least favourite is Rosalie

This may not matter at all, but some people like to consider the meanings of names.

In origin, Rosalind and Rosamund have nothing to do with flowers; the 'Ros' sound (originally Hros) comes from an old Germanic word for 'horse'. In later centuries, the names became associated with the Latin-origin name for the flower 'Rosa'. It's a case of similar sounds meaning different things in different languages.

The 'lind' and 'mund' elements originally meant 'tender' and 'protection'.

I like Rhosyn too!

Rose as it is is just beautiful (I have one )

But I like Rosalind and Rosalie too.

Rhosyn is awful.

Róisín is beautiful,meaning little rose.

Briar

Love Rosanna. It's a happy, substantial name I think. Rosa is lovely too. My parents had a very weird acquaintance called Rosalie and my siblings and I made up a very rude song about her so not keen on that. Got an earworm now

I actually love Rosamund and Rosalind. Absolutely love Rosemary too.
Rose by itself is gorgeous too. Not a fan of any of the others.

I like -
Rosalba
Romy (pet form of Rosemarie)
Róisín
Rosanna
Rosalie
Rosina

I love Rosa.

Not keen on any of the others, much.

I have a friend with a DD called Rosabelle, and they call her Rose for short. I think it's a lovely name, and it works well with their surname too. I also like Primrose, as somebody else said!

Roisin
Roseanna
Rosabella
Rosemarie
Rubyrose

I like Rose itself and Rosalie (although I'd pronounce that with a Roz- unless I knew that particular Rosalie preferred it with a Rose-). Also quite like Roisin (sorry, I don't know how to do the accents on this computer).

One that hasn't been mentioned is Rosetta - I know an old lady who has that as a full name, but is usually known as Rose.

I'm Rosanna but go by Rose. Whilst I like my name I would probably just prefer to be called Rose. Rosalie is cute too but not so classic as Rose.

I know a little Roselle which I think is beautiful.