How would you pronounce this?

[DaisyP24]

Rowan for a boy.

Row-an like a you've had a row (argument with someone) or ro-an like rowing a boat?

Like Now. I know two pronounced like that.

Boat

Rowan - like the argument
Rohan- like the boat

I am Scottish also. Rowan seems to be used mostly for girls in my experience and Rohan for boys.

The same as the tree - rhyming with go in England, now in Scotland.

rowan girls, boys,trees boat

rohan (boys only)r'oh han. Much prefer this.

Google pronunciation, could have made this a quick thread.

Both boys and girls that I know pronounce it to rhyme with Now.

Rohan is Ro-han

Like now in Scotland apparently; row your boat everywhere else.

Statistically, (considerably) more common for boys in England&Wales but more common for girls in Scotland.

Row as in row row row your boat 🛶

No because it depends where you or future child may live.
As PP pointed out in Scotland it's mainly pronounced Row to rhyme with how

Not the one I know. The h is not pronounced at all. It is like Rowan with the row pronunciation.

Row as in boat, for boy, girl, tree. Lovely name and one of my favourite trees.

Same

I'd pronounce it the correct way.

I'd pronounce it the correct way

For England, Scotland or somewhere else?

For girls and the tree, row is pronounced like now (I'm Scottish). Rowan is much much more commonly used for girls than boys in Scotland.

For boys, I'd probably assume the English 'row as in boat' pronunciation. (I've never met a Scottish male Rowan).

ro-an

As others have said, in Scotland it’s pronounced like row as in argument. The tree is also pronounced like that here.

It’s a lot more common as a girl’s name here but I did know a male Rowan and he also pronounced it like row as in argument.

Scotland here too

Boys : boat pronunciation
Girls: argument pronouciation
Tree: same as girl

I'd pronounce it Row (like row a boat) for a boy

And Row (like a fight, so like a Rowan tree) for a girl.

I'm Scottish. There was a boy called Rowan at my school and I never once heard anyone pronounce it to rhyme with Now.
I pronounce the name and the tree to rhyme with go.
I've clearly failed at being Scottish.

Scottish. Girls and tree to rhyme with now. Boys either way.