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[CheerfulYank]

Rosamund, called Rosie?

Roisin is ROH-sheen. Means 'little rose' in Irish.

Is Shadrach Chaldean? It was given to Hananaya or Chananya by Nebuchadnezzer when he was taken to Babylon. I think it was the name of a Babylonian god.

Should say 'little rose' or 'sweet rose'. The suffix '-in' is both a diminutive and an expression of endearment.

Maybe more Assyrian/ Babylonian -- the Persians (Cyrus) overthrew Babylon after the Nebuchadnezzer period, and the Assyrians came before, so former cultural influences are more likely to have been at play than those that came afterwards.

I want triplets called Shadrach, Meshach and Abednigo too. I did suggest them to somebody on here once. They weren't quite so taken with them as I am.

Rosamund is lovely btw.

I'm sure there was someone called something like Mayshallahhashbaz!