Love, like, dislike or hate...

[CanuckLittleTwigglet]

... the names on my list

Juliet
Julia
Louisa
Sienna
Rosalie

I like them all.

Love:
Julia
Louisa

Like:
Juliet
Rosalie

Dislike:
Sienna

Dislike all of them apart from Louisa which is probably hate.

I like Julia. The others aren't to my taste.

Juliet - LOVE
Julia- like
Louisa- like
Sienna- dislike
Rosalie- love

I dislike Louisa and Sienna.

I like Julia, Juliet and Rosalie

Love Juliet (prefer Juliette though).
Love Louisa.

Like the other three.

Like Julia, love Juliet, dislike the rest.
Never met a Julia,Juliet or Julie I didn't like. All lovely.

Juliet — indifferent
Julia — *edited: like
Louisa — can't tell if this is dislike or love
Sienna — like
Rosalie — indifferent

I really like all of them.

Love: Rosalie

Dislike: Sienna
Julia
Louisa
Hate: Juliet

I like them all.

Juliet - pretty but I don't like it said like Juliette
Julia - nice, but I don't like Jules/Jools
Louisa - nice
Sienna - don't like
Rosalie - don't like

Like all except Julia. (Biased by a Julia I know). Don't love any of them.

All nice, apart from Sienna!

Love Julia
Like Juliet
Neutral on Louisa and Sienna
Dislike Rosalie

Dislike Sienna.
Love Rosalie.
The other three all feel slightly "older", so might feel odd for a baby/young child for me

Love Juliet

Like Julia, Rosalie and Sienna

I'm not keen on Louisa but I wouldn't go as far as dislike.

Love Juliet and Louisa.
Don’t dislike the others though.

Love Rosalie

Like Juliet, Julia, Louisa

Dislike Sienna

not keen on Louisa or Sienna but the others are all nice names. Julia probably my favourite.

Hate all of them apart from Sienna

Juliet- love
Julia- like
Louisa- like
Sienna- it’s fine but don’t love it myself and think it will date
Rosalie- love

Juliet is gorgeous

Love beautiful Juliet and Julia (I swing back and forth as to which I like best). Juliet feels a bit more uncommon and has the lovely romantic feel but Julia feels slightly more classic, is Biblical and has more literary references, plus is better used internationally too.

Like elegant Louisa (although hate nn Lou) and it’s also quite international too (admittedly sometimes with the Luisa spelling instead).

Like pretty Rosalie, surprised it’s so underused as the nn’s Rose/Rosa are very nice too.

Dislike Sienna as it’s very trendy - it only took off after Sienna Miller became famous in the early 2000’s. I suspect it will date.