How would you pronounce Rosaline?

[Luciaia]

Roz-a-leen
Or
Roz-a-line (like eye)

Rose ah leen

Rowz-uh-leen

Like Emmeline

I'd pronounce it Roe-za-line, with a long first syllable, and the last syllable rhyming with sign, mine etc.

To get the '-een' pronunciation it would be Rosaleen - Roe-za-leen, the Irish name.

Neither version would have a short first syllable like Rosalind does.

When I first looked I think I said

Roz - a - leen

now I've looked again, I'm seeing Rosa-leen

Sorry, no help at all

Rosa-Leen.

Roz ah line like Caroline.
Not Roz ah lyn like Carolyn.

Rose a leen
Like in ‘The Company if Wolves’

Roz a line.

Ros a lin

Roh-za-leen.

Roz a line.

Lovely name. I have a Rosalind mostly called Rozzi.

Ros ah leen like Christine

There was a girl in my school called this. She pronounced it, Roz-a-lyn.

Rose-a-leen

Roz a line like in Romeo and Juliet, or else Roz a lin.

But really, however Rosaline preferred it to be pronounced.

Its one of those I wouldn’t know how to say which would make me anxious as I’d feel I should know and so I’d try to avoid saying it till I heard someone else do it.
I don’t like names that induce that kind of anxiety (I don’t include names obviously from another language or culture in this as it’s more acceptable to ask about pronunciation for them)

I don't

Roz-a-line
Similarly, Rosamund for me is Roz-a-mund

Roz-ah-line like Caroline

Rozaleen

Roz ah line (as in 'line')

My first thought was rose-ah-leen. Rosaleen used to be a common name in Ireland and in the 19th c was the female embodiment of the country itself. Dark Rosaleen.

@PinkieTuscadero that was my mum's name, her family were Irish. I always loved it, a beautiful name and unusual now.

Rose - a - leen

My first thought was Rosa-leen