Robyn, Raphaëlle or Rowan?

[Lucasboo]

Girls names beginning with R (tradition here of naming with initial of grandparent. For a girl so far
Robyn (Robbie)
Raphaëlle
Rowan
Rain
Ruri (Japanese name not Irish)
Romy
Reva

Any others apart from Rose

Robyn (Robbie) - ok, prefer Bobbie to Robbie for a girl
Raphaëlle - too frilly, don't like the way it gets said as Raffa-yell
Rowan - quite nice but Roman/Rowan type names v popular for boys
Rain - Raine is more elegant
Ruri (Japanese name not Irish) - think you'll get Ruairi/Rory a lot
Romy - ok
Reva - Reeva spelling better and there are lots of Evas

Ramona
Roxana
Raphaela
Romina
Romeyna
Ronya

My daughter is Rita 👍

I’d go for Robin - prefer the straight unisex spelling

Rosen (Rozen)
Roslyn

Rachel
Ruth
Rue
Rosemary

Romilly

I think Rowan is one of the most beautiful names in the world.

I wouldn't give a UK child a name with an umlaut, personally.

Rebecca,
Reese?
I like Robyn from your list.

Rosaline

Roisin
Rebecca

Reece is nice
Romilly
Roisin

Rachel

Robyn was on our list but we ended up with a DS.

How about Roxanne with the nn Roxy?
Or Ruby?

I like all of them except Raphaëlle and Robyn, although I love Robin. I also like Rita.

Robyn (Robbie) - I don’t like this for a girl.

Raphaëlle - too fancy. Depends where you live i think.

Rowan - no.

Rain - I really like this

Ruri (Japanese name not Irish) - I don’t like it

Romy - I like this.

Reva - I’ve not heard this one before

I like Rita. Seems assertive and fresh.

I wouldn’t give ‘Raphaëlle’ in the UK-seems pretentious and no one will spell it right. Romy and Rowse are lovely

Robin for me. Then Romy. Then Reeva. With those spellings.

Robyn

Rowan is lovely.

Why would you give a British child a name with an umlaut in it? Bizarre if you have no connection to any country which uses umlauts in its language. And why would you add an umlaut to a French/Hebrew name anyway, when those languages don’t use umlauts?

Robyn is my fave from your list, was on my list of girls names but I don't like the nickname Robbie for a girl, it doesn't seem unisex to me.

Rhea/Rhia/Ria
Ruby
Rhona/Rona
Rue
Rhoda

Robyn (but not Robbie - why would she need a nickname?).
The only Rowan I know is a boy!

Raphaëlle is lovely (and this is the way it would be spelt in French).

this is my favourite from your list. It’s very unusual and yet a recognisably classic name.

What about
Rania
Raquel

Just to say, the Japanese name wouldn't be pronounced as an "r" sound. It's sounded out as an "L" so would be completely wrong pronounced the incorrect western way.